Virgen del río – 3 bedroom flat in Pamplona

Virgen del río is a 3 bedroom flat in Pamplona. It is a furnished apartment for 6 people in Pamplona. This flat is located on the first floor of a building with a lift included. The flat comes with 3 bedrooms, all of them have double beds, a wardrobe and bedside tables. There is lots of storage room, this always comes in handy!

The livign room comes with a sofa, dining table and a TV. This is the perfect spot to relax after a long day of work! From the living room you also have access to the outside balcony that provides a lot of light in the apartment.

The kitchen is fully equipped and has everything that you may need. From the kitchen you also have access to the interior patio of 10 square meters. Finally, the bathroom is fully equipped and comes with a shower, washing basin and of course, a toilet.

Furthermore are bed linen, towels and WIFI also all included!

Overview and features of this 3 bedroom flat in Pamplona

• 1st floor with elevator
• All bedrooms with a double bed
• Bathroom with sink, mirror, and shower
• Living room with a sofa and flat-screen TV
• Terrace access
• Fully equipped kitchen with interior patio
• High-speed Wifi
• Washing machine
• Bed linen included
• Towels included
• Interior patio
• Great location

Location Details of this 3 bedroom flat in Pamplona

this flat is located in the capital of the autonomous community of Navarra, on the other side of the river Agra and with excellent connection to the city centre where you can find the main points of interest such as the old central market where you can discover the local products of the northern Spanish region of Navarra. The Pamplona bullring, the Baluarte Congress Centre and the Ciudadela Park. The nearest airport is Pamplona Airport, 5 km away.

San Fermin

The San Fermín Festivities (in Spanish: Fiestas de San Fermín) are annual celebrations in Pamplona in Spain in honour of Saint San Fermín. The celebrations officially start on July 6. This is followed by a week full of food festivals, Basque folk dances, open-air concerts, street theatre, fireworks and a giant feast to conclude on July 14.

The apotheosis of the festivals is the Encierro. Eight fighting bulls will be chased through the narrow streets of Pamplona Thousands of daredevils, especially young men, want to prove their courage and speed by staying ahead of the bulls. The runners can be recognized by their white clothing, red handkerchief (pañuelo rojo) around the neck, and red belt around their waist (faja).

So, if you find yourself gazing through your window the second week of July, do not be surprised when you see a bunch of people dressed in white pyjamas running for their lives being chased by a herd of steaming bulls.

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