Conociendo el castillo de Pedraza, una joya medieval segoviana
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What to See in Plaza del Castillo
The North Side
The north side of the square is a vibrant area with a lot of history and culture. The focal point of the north wall is the New Casino building. The building is red brick. Green wrought iron terrace railing and shutters add depth to the facade. The bottom floor is being occupied by the Iruna Cafe.
The Iruna Cafe has been an institution of Plaza del Castillo since 1888. It was the first establishment in Pamplona to have electricity. The inside of this cafe remains relatively unchanged since its inception. It prides itself on providing the sensation that “time has stopped” when you open their doors.
Ernest Hemingway was a frequent guest of the Iruna Cafe. He was such a popular figure in the area that there is a bust of him, within the cafe. Hemingway wrote parts of five different novels here including “The Old Man and the Sea”
The South Side
The south side of the plaza is the only part of the plaza that isn’t mainly for recreational purposes. This area has two large imperial buildings. The large space between these two robust buildings is the pedestrian Avenida (Avenue) de Carlos III.
The left is a financial institution. It’s hard design lines are softened by the ground floor arches. The upper floors have wrought iron terraces. Next to the bank, in the pedestrian street is a statue of King of Navarre Carlos II. He was the king who unified the three disputing towns into what is now known as Pamplona.
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