Pamplona is a medium-sized city that has grown consciously to preserve its distinct historical enclaves: the medieval city, the renaissance Citadel, the modernist expansion district… Specifically, between these last two, we find Baluarte, from which the city’s main services and milestones can be accessed by foot without the need for a car.

In addition, the BALUARTE Auditorium and Conference Centre is one of Spain’s largest. This recently-constructed building is a ground-breaking design from prestigious Navarre-native architect Patxi Mangado.

It is presented as a modern, versatile, and functional place for meetings and encounters located in the heart of Navarre’s capital. The L-shaped building’s exterior is an imposing, solid construction of grey quartzite that contrasts with the luminous interior spaces that, in turn, outline a magnificent plaza.

Conference-goers will be struck by the meeting rooms’ excellent views of Citadel park.

Every inch of BALUARTE can be transformed as needed into a meeting or leisure space. At the restaurant, you can taste Navarre gastronomy’s best dishes, and enjoy an exceptional view over Citadel park, as well as the one offered from the third floor’s outdoor terrace. The building’s underground parking offers direct access to the plaza, a large 10,000 m² space that can be used as an extension to the building as needed.