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Ayuntamiento de Pamplona

A guided tour of Pampona in Navarre, Spain.

Ayuntamiento de Pamplona

The Pamplona City Council (Basque : Iruñeko Udala ) is the institution that is responsible for governing the city of Pamplona, capital of Navarra, Spain.

The headquarters are located in the Plaza Consistorial, in the Old Town , which is the place from which the chupinazo is launched that marks the beginning of the San Fermín Festivities every July 6 at 12:00 noon.

It is chaired by the mayor of Pamplona , who since 1979 has been democratically elected by universal suffrage.

The location of the building was arranged in 1423 by provision of the Privilege of the Union of the unification and pacification of Pamplona by Charles III of Navarre . It was located in an unbuilt place and equidistant from the different towns of Pamplona.

Several buildings have been built on this same location. In 1753 the original one was demolished and a new one was built by the architect Juan Miguel Goyeneta and the Rococo façade by José Zay y Lorda was built in 1755, but the upper part was modified a year later by Juan Lorenzo Catalán. This façade is the only thing that remains of the building from that time. However, it has a baroque taste in some details such as the iron balcony and the sculptures alluding to Prudence, Justice, Hercules and Fame.

The interior of the building was completely demolished, disappearing a splendid baroque staircase by José Mazal , and rebuilt in 1951 under the direction of architect José Yárnoz Orcoyen.

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Taken in: Spain / Navarre / Pamplona / Pamplona (show map)

Taken on: June 24, 2024

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Pamplona

Chartered Community of Navarre

Spain

Navarre

Irunja

Navarra

Ayuntamiento de Pamplona

Pamplona City Hall

Plaza Consistorial

mayor of Pamplona

Privilege of the Union

Charles III of Navarre

Juan Miguel Goyeneta

Rococo façade

José Zay y Lorda

Prudence, Justice, Hercules and Fame

Sculpture

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