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These 9 ha gardens were first mentioned in 1719. They are the oldest and most beautiful gardens in Pamplona. Ancient trees and floral species line the broad pathways. The moat is home to free range deer, peacocks, ducks, pheasants and swans which can be viewed from above. Sculptures, fountains and triumphal arches add structural interest. The iconic Mariblanca statue, signifying abundance, is situated in the park. Monuments commemorate local 19th century musical celebrities. Benches and cafés provide places to relax and there is a play area for children. Dogs are welcome at Taconera Gardens.
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Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
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City Walls
The Citadel - Parks and Gardens
Interpretive Center of the Fortifications of Pamplona
Cathedral
The Castle Square of Pamplona
Navarra Museum
Taconera Gardens
Pamplona City Hall
San Fermin, the Universal Fiesta
Iglesia de San Nicolas
The Palace of Navarra
Museo Universidad de Navarra
Church of San Lorenzo
Monument of the Encierro
Pamplona Planetarium
Cafe Iruna
Park of the Senses
La Olla
Caso Otano
Rodero
Europa
Baserriberri
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