Cafe Iruna

This is the cafe that appeared in Hemingway's "The Sun Also Rises". There were so many people patronizing it. I went there the day before the opening of the Running of the Bulls. Everyone liked to sit under the parasols in the square, drink cold drinks, chat and kill time.

Imagine the intrepid American novelist, journalist and explorer Ernest Hemingway, who visited Navarra nine times and was fascinated by the “bull spirit”🐂, the delicious food🍴 and the simple folk customs! His book The Sun Also Rises📖 is an endless praise for this land and the San Fermín Festival. In memory of this literary giant, Navarra has carefully created the “Hemingway Route”👣, a magical journey that takes you through time and space to follow his footsteps. Starting from the capital Pamplona, ​​there are more than a dozen attractions along the way, all of which are places where Hemingway once stopped. At Café Iruña☕, a lifelike bronze statue of Hemingway quietly waits, as if he had just finished a cup of coffee here and is ready to continue his adventure. Room 217 of the Gran Hotel La Perla is where he stayed in the past. The balcony is a great place to watch the bull run. Whether walking or driving, you can deeply experience the charm of Navarra. You can also explore the tranquility of Auritz-Burguete, the scenery of Aribe, the leisure of Lekunberri and the tranquility of Yesa by driving. These places are Hemingway's favorite resting places, suitable for fishing or quietly enjoying the natural scenery. Come on, embark on this "Hemingway Road" and feel the perfect fusion of literary sentiments and natural scenery that transcend time and space! 🌟🚗🌈 #Ctrip Customized Travel #Spain #Navarra #Hemingway

Ice Americano in summer, hot latte in winter, do you know which cafes the Spanish love to go to? The answer includes but is not limited to the following historic and high-value cafes: ☕️ P1-P3: Els Quatre Gats, Barcelona This was the venue for many performances in Barcelona, ​​the exhibition site of Picasso's first work, and the filming location of the movie "Midnight in Barcelona". ☕️ P4-P6: Café Gijón, Madrid Opened in 1888, this famous Spanish literary cafe is a gathering place for important figures of different eras such as Lorca, Dali, and Buñuel. ☕️ P7-P9: Iruña Cafe, Pamplona The place where Hemingway wrote many works such as "The Old Man and the Sea", and the decoration still maintains the style when it opened in 1888. Which cafe are you attracted to?