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During this experience, you'll visit Viña Real, a new winery located in Laguardia. Throughout the tour, you'll learn about the wine production process, from the growing of the grapes to the dispatching of the bottles. You'll also discover more about the history and tradition of wine-making in La Rioja. Other highlights include seeing the large 30,000 m vat, as well as the architectural design of the building itself. The tour also includes a wine and cheese tasting.

Pamplona is famous for one week each year, but the city’s story runs much deeper. This app-led scavenger hunt leads you around the old city on foot, using phone-based riddles to guide you from one landmark to the next. There’s no guide and no fixed start time, and the game is available in 24 languages including English, French, German, Spanish and Italian — you choose your language when you start the game in the app. As you move through the streets, you’ll step inside the Ayuntamiento y Plaza Consistorial, the place where the world’s most famous bull run officially begins each July. You’ll also look out from the Mirador del Caballo Blanco, a tucked-away terrace with sweeping views over the old city walls, and follow the legendary Cuesta de Santo Domingo, the steepest and most iconic stretch of the running route. Along the way, the clues will point out historic corners and local stories, showing how Pamplona’s heritage extends far beyond the festival week.

This tour is ideal for wine lovers visiting Samaniego. The visit will start in the old part of the winery and finish in the area where the estate currently makes its wines, giving you a clear sense of past and present winemaking spaces. As you move through the site, you will walk through the tunnels and underground draughts that form part of the winery’s layout. The guided tour will end with a tasting of the winery’s wines and a tasting of local products, so you can sample what you have seen along the way.

In Pamplona, you will follow the streets that inspired Ernest Hemingway and discover the places that fuelled his passion for bullfighting, which he immortalised in his novel The Sun Also Rises. The route will guide you past the city scenes that appear in his writing and give you a sense of the atmosphere that shaped his work. You will walk in the footsteps of a literary giant while taking in Pamplona’s history at your own pace. A location-aware audio guide will play as you move through the city, offering step-by-step directions and commentary about the sites you pass. Along the way, you will hear context about Hemingway’s connection to Pamplona and about local traditions, including bullfighting, that feature in his book. The format will let you pause, linger or move on whenever you choose, so you can explore the places that mattered to Hemingway in a way that suits you.

This self-guided experience lets you explore the city of Logroño at your own pace, following a route that includes over 20 points of interest. As you move through the historic centre, you’ll find information about landmarks such as the Stone Bridge, the Spur Walk and the Cathedral of St. Maria de la Redonda. Along the way, the route will provide cultural context so you can learn about the city’s architecture and heritage in a way that suits you. Information is available in six languages — Spanish, English, Portuguese, French, Italian and German — and the experience includes recommendations on local gastronomy and family activities. There are no set groups or fixed schedules, so you can tailor the visit to your interests and timing for a more personalised, hassle-free approach to exploring Logroño.

On this small-group walk you will explore Pamplona's beautiful Old Town and see its most important sights. Along the way you will hear about both the city’s history and its modern life, with context that shows Pamplona is much more than the famous annual Bull Run. Your guide, originally from the Netherlands and living in Spain since 2020, will share personal observations about Spanish customs and traditions and explain what makes the local culture special. Groups are limited to no more than 10 participants, so you'll have plenty of opportunity to ask questions. Halfway through the walk there will be a break in Pamplona’s oldest and most iconic bar, where a cup of tea or coffee and a serving of churros are included. The walk includes interesting background information and fun facts, and is offered in English, German and Dutch. Registration: Turismo Navarra UETC0137.

This tour of Navarre brings you into the Baztán Valley to explore its landscapes and stories. You’ll visit the Witch Caves of Zugarramurdi and wander through the historic village of Elizondo, where local traditions and history shape the streets. An expert guide will accompany your small group and share the region’s legends and background as you move between sites. The experience includes entry to the Caves of Zugarramurdi, a guided visit to the imposing Urdax Caves, and access to the Natural Park of the Lordship of Bertiz, where you can relax amid woodland and gardens. Tickets for these attractions are included. Lunch at a local restaurant is available along the way but is not included in the price.

An immersive walking tour of Pamplona begins at the Cathedral Santa María la Real and leads you through the city's cobbled streets and lively squares. As you move through winding lanes and open plazas, an expert guide will point out hidden corners and architectural details that reveal Pamplona’s medieval origins and evolving urban life. Along the way, you will hear stories about the city’s culture, art and traditions, including its role in the famous San Fermín festival. The guide’s commentary will connect historical facts with local customs, giving you a sense of Pamplona as a living heritage. You’ll find the walk well suited to culture seekers and history enthusiasts who want an authentic perspective on the city’s past and present.

This excursion to the Baztan Valley and the Zugarramurdi Caves departs from Pamplona or San Sebastian (you choose at booking) and will combine green landscapes with local history. In the valley you will visit Elizondo, the elegant capital known for its stately houses, stone bridges over the River Bidasoa and a welcoming atmosphere that reflects Navarre’s character. You will have time to stroll its streets and squares and take in the village’s traditional feel. You will also enter the Zugarramurdi Caves, a striking natural site long linked to covens and the history of witchcraft in Navarre. As you move through the rock galleries, you will hear the myths and traditions that have surrounded the caves for centuries—stories that have inspired Dolores Redondo’s trilogy: The Invisible Guardian, The Legacy in the Bones and Offering to the Storm. The tour includes a bilingual guide and private transport, with visits to Elizondo and the Baztan Valley and entry to the Zugarramurdi Caves. You will return to the meeting point after a journey that blends landscape, culture and intriguing local stories.

This excursion from Pamplona, offered in Spanish only, will take you to the north‑northeast of Navarre and through part of the Pyrenees. Along the way you will move through changing mountain scenery and small villages as the route leads to the Irati Forest, the mountain village of Ochagavía and the Natural Foces. The emphasis is on enjoying nature and the Pyrenean landscape, with varied colours and views to appreciate as you travel. The outing is presented as a cultural excursion rather than a hike, so it is suitable for a broad public. Walking distances will not be excessive, and the pace will be gentle, allowing time to explore the forest, the characterful streets of Ochagavía and the natural features of the Foces without strenuous effort.

In this private tour, you’ll have the chance to visit three towns in the Basque region of southern France. After a pickup from Pamplona you’ll head into France’s Basque region. Here, you’ll stop at Bayonne, Biarritz and Saint-Jean-de-Luz. At each town, you’ll see landmarks including churches, monuments and beaches. Your guide will accompany you as you go and teach you about the history and culture of this region. Along with visits to towns, you’ll stop for a lunch with traditional French foods.

At Bodegas Izadi you'll enjoy a personalised experience in small groups, so attention to detail and a close setting are part of the visit. The tour will take you through the winery’s structure as you descend across five levels. Along the way you'll learn about the secrets of wine production and see a unique, natural process driven by gravity, which is explained as you move through each stage. You will finish in an elegant, intimate barrel room where a tasting will awaken your senses. The setting is designed for a focused, relaxed tasting that complements what you've seen in the winery. Overall, the visit will combine close-group attention, a guided descent through the five levels of Bodegas Izadi, and a barrel-room tasting to round off the experience.

On this half-day tour, you’ll be able to visit three seaside villages along the Basque coastline. Departing San Sebastian, you’ll have the chance to stroll the streets of these charming towns and enjoy their slower pace of life. Along the way, you'll see historic landmarks in Hondarribia and discover quaint storefronts in San Juan and San Pedro.

A local guide specialised in the history of Saint Ignatius of Loyola will lead this intimate visit in and around Azpeitia. He will tell attractive stories in a pleasant way as he shows you the architectural ensemble created in honour of the saint and guides you to Saint Ignatius’s Birth-Place in Azpeitia. The guide is from the same town as Saint Ignatius, which adds local insight to the commentary. Along the way you will see the main buildings that form the ensemble and learn about their historical and cultural context. The tour is aimed at small groups, and the guide is the only local who offers guided visits specifically for little groups of couples, friends or relatives, so you can expect a more personal experience and the chance to ask questions as you move through the sites.

On this bilingual tour from Pamplona you will visit two of Navarre’s most striking sites: the Palacio Real de Olite and the hilltop village of Ujue. A bilingual expert guide and transport are included, so you can relax and focus on the places themselves. In Olite you will explore the former residence of the Kings of Navarre, a fine example of civil Gothic architecture. Walk around its walls, courtyards and towers, and move through the historic centre where noble mansions, medieval churches and remnants of the Roman wall sit close together. Later you will reach Ujue, a picturesque village of about 300 inhabitants. In a local tavern you will enjoy traditional shepherds’ migas, then visit the Sanctuary and Fortress of Santa Maria. Stroll the cobbled streets and take in views across the Pyrenees and central Navarre as you go. This experience is well suited to people who enjoy history, architecture and landscape and is available for large groups.