Pamplona - Cathedral

Northeast of the Plaza del Castillo, just inside the town walls, rises the massive cathedral, mostly dating from the 15th century, with a Neo-Classical facade and towers of 1780. In the nave, in front of the choir, is the alabaster tomb of Charles III, the Noble, and his wife Leonora de Trastamara (c. 1420), by the Flemish master Jean de Lomme. The choir has magnificent stalls by Miguel de Ancheta (1530), and in the Capilla Mayor is a retablo of 1507.