Museum of Navarra

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Nice. Little public. Staff of 10

Very interesting museum. There is an impressive collection of Roman mosaics. Also frescoes of different buildings, both religious and civil. And all for just €2. I recommend it.

The history of Navarra since prehistory. I loved it.

Fantastic journey from prehistory to the present day. Some great value pieces. Wonderful mosaics and in an exceptional state of preservation. Very rewarding visit from my point of view.

Although some rooms were closed and therefore the entrance was free, the primitive, Roman and medieval part that I saw, excellent.

!!The staff employed is collaborative. Currently only three floors can be visited. Attractive temporary exhibition!!

Very interesting, I was very surprised, unfortunately the second and third floors were closed due to the heat, so I now have an excuse to return, the super friendly staff, they have indicated everything to us with great kindness and given us all kinds of explanations. Nice to meet you

Very complete museum of the history of Navarra Very friendly staff, and very knowledgeable. They have extensive knowledge. Too bad the last two floors were closed, I think for renovation

Fascinating! Especially world's oldest map! Do not miss when in Pamplona!

Very well. Very complete and even with a guided tour of part of the installation. You have to go slowly to see everything.

My goal was to see the wonderful box of Leire, but after enjoying it (truly spectacular, a unique work of crystal art), I was eager to return to see that there are so many more works of art to admire;

The togado of Pompeius, a bronze statue located in an excavation of Curia Street in Pamplona in 1856, one of the 13 statues of this type that exist in the world, is exhibited at the Museo de Navarra. It is ceded by its owner, American, to be exhibited for a period of two years. It is a piece worth seeing and especially if you attend the guided tour, in which the piece and the details of its journey since its discovery are perfectly explained. A success of the museum for showing this valuable piece.

Great museum to spend all day enjoying art and history. The personnel is very friendly. I recommend going early to make the most of it.

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A pleasure, to see and listen to the story of Job in one of the capitals that the museum keeps... all explained by Miguel Angel Asiain, thank you.

I really liked the museum, you can learn about the history of Navarra and it has archeology and works of art, I really liked it.

It has very interesting works. It is also arranged in such a way that it is easy to visit, it is chronologically although they offer you different itineraries. Also the staff is very friendly.

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Many interesting pieces, prehistory, the Roman world etc, to highlight the painting by Goya, (the Marquis of San Adrián)

Museum that exhibits Paleolithic and Iron Age finds, artistic samples from Roman, pre-Romanesque and Muslim Navarre, samples of Gothic and Renaissance art and paintings from the 17th to 20th centuries. Noteworthy are the Romanesque capitals of the cathedral and the portrait of the Marquis of San Adrián de Goya.

An exhibition made with magnificent details from prehistory to the contemporary. A very complete approach to art in its most common expressions.

A very interesting museum. Free for pilgrims. I really liked the 3rd floor, beautiful paintings. It took me 45 minutes to see everything and enjoy this museum. I thank the staff for their hard work.

With many pieces from prehistory to the 19th century, numismatics, painting, Roman mosaics,...

Very interesting. Art from prehistory to the beginning of the 20th century, I do recommend going early. We went an hour before closing and we didn't have time to see half of it.

The staff was extremely friendly. You should plan about two hours to visit the entire exhibition. Explanations not in German. Lots of art. Could use a little more history. Still worth a visit.

You have very interesting works. The new exposure criteria is very successful. Too bad it was desolately empty of visitors

It is very good with pieces of art and archeology to understand the history and art of Pamplona and Navarra, a pity that it was so empty

Totally recommended. From the moment you enter and you are received by the staff with great kindness and throughout the tour of the four floors. Art and history of Navarra exposed with taste, respect and all the explanations to enjoy with time.

Such a great space! And the exhibition of Gerardo Lizarraga was amazing!

Nice place to spend some time, at a very reasonable price 2€.

Inside there is a lot of history of Navarra and other places that deserves to be heard. Sometimes the museum is left a bit forgotten but it is worth it.

Located on the Cuesta de Santo Domingo, it has several floors dedicated to different periods and temporary exhibitions The upper floor collects Contemporary Art and going down the most surprising is the one that collects the mural paintings of different churches such as Olleta The most surprising of the murals is The Battle of Mülberg from the Óriz Palace and the mosaic of the Triumph of Bacchus and pieces such as the Leyre casket also stand out.

It had been a long time since I went to the Museum and my daughter had been asking to go to see Prehistory for a long time. Reading the previous comments from families with children, I was a bit lazy to go. Our experience could not have been better. As soon as we entered, we were received by a girl, Amaia, who accompanied us during the visit and explained everything to us, with great patience. At the end of the visit, he has taken them to a room where they have made a mosaic with cardboard and colored stamps. My daughters have been delighted, asking when we will return. Thanks!!!!!

Interesting and complete museum about the community of Navarra. From prehistory to our days in 5 different exposition floors. It worth the visit!

One of the coolest museums I've been to. Great history, fantastic major pieces of art. A real sleeper.

A great place to visit, with a lot of things to see and enjoy, great works of painting, mosaics, utensils from prehistory to the present day. It has been great and my child loved the book they gave us. Thank you so much for everything.

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Four-storey museum with prehistoric art, beautiful Roman capitals and some elegant paintings, they even have a Goya, a very large museum with not very used spaces. To be a provincial museum ... fine. As a curiosity, the system to leave the umbrellas, with a lock and key so that no one gets "confused" and takes someone else's umbrella, a very curious system. An employee on each floor, very polite and attentive to the visitor. It has an elevator, although its stairs are wide, they are on the side of each floor and easy to climb.

Very interested

Simple but very correct, chronological, temporary exhibitions, very very friendly and attentive staff. Special attention to Roman mosaics and Goya.

Very nice!

A museum which contains a lot of history of the Navarra region. But be warned all descriptions are in Spanish but it is worthwhile visiting this great museum as when I went it was free! Amazing views of the surrounding hills also!

Interesting collection of early Roman and Navarra artifacts. Helpful and friendly staff, easy to find your way around.

Understand culture of Navarra

They have an incredible Prehistory exhibition in the Navarrese Pyrenees, with samples of the first homo sapiens that passed through there 280 thousand years BC really incredible !!!

The best surprise in Pamplona. One of the best organized museums I have ever visited. Careful, detailed, felt. A pearl of fine workmanship. The care with which it was made shows the love of the inhabitants of Navarre for their land ... a must if you visit Pamplona. With the beautiful initiative of the Navarrese passport, which shows you other beautiful museums scattered around the region that you can visit, to fully experience the culture and feeling of belonging of a simple but proud people

Full of interesting artworks!

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This is excellent museum of medieval Navarese culture where you can observe beautiful examples of medieval frescoes, icons, statues. Alas, grand bassinet helmet made in first quarter of XV century and received from local Cathedral is in the storage room instead of permanent exhibition. It was the greatest disappointment of 2012. Visitors are allowed to take non commercial photo without flash light. You need to buy a ticket to get in.

What a well curated museum telling the story of the region

Great collection of Roman mosaicos and other finds. The lighting of the objects was excellent. Really enjoyed our visit.

The museum is very nice, from the entrance, which is a whole historic building, there in a corner near the walls, there, very close to where the activities of the Fermines begin, it is a pleasure to go through its rooms, there are recoveries of all kinds, from the period Roman, a lot of the history of Navarre, the period when Christianity appeared in the Middle Ages and even a very nice Goya, it was a fascinating experience to go around the circuit and when turning a corner to find a painting in front of us that from 10 meters away It already announced a work by Goya, its lighting, its background and the highlight of the portrayed gentleman, a whole work. It is worth visiting, there is nothing to regret, also the attention of the attendees was very good. Kind regards from Argentina