Cafe Iruna

This is a cafe that appeared in Hemingway's "The Sun Still Rises". There are too many people to visit. I went to the day before the opening of the Bunniu Festival. Everyone likes to sit under the sun umbrella in the square, have a cold drink, chat, and kill time.

Imagine that the brave American novelist, journalist and explorer Ernest Hemingway, who has set foot on Navarra's land nine times, is deeply attracted by the "soul of the bull" here, the attractive food 🍴 and the simple folk customs! His book "The Sun Rises Like Always" is a endless praise for this land and San Fermín. In honor of the literary giant, Navarra has carefully created the "Hemingway Road", a magical journey that takes you through time and space to pursue his footprints. From the capital Pamplona, more than a dozen attractions along the way are where Hemingway once stopped. At Café Iruña, a lifelike bronze statue of Hemingway waited quietly, as if he had just finished a cup of coffee from here, ready to continue his adventure. And the Pearl Hotel (Gran Hotel La Perla) room 217 🛌 is his place to stay in the past, and the balcony is a great location to watch the cows. Walking or driving can let you experience the charm of Navarra in depth. Self-driving can also explore the tranquility of Ollis-Burghett (Auritz-Burguete), the scenery of Aribe, the leisurelyness of Lekunberri and the tranquility of Yesa, which are all places that Hemingway loves to relax in, suitable for fishing or enjoying the natural scenery quietly. Come on, embark on this "Hemingway" and feel the perfect integration of literary feelings across time and space with natural scenery! 🌟🚗🌈 # Trip.com Customized Travel #Spain #Navarra #Hemingway

Summer ice american, winter hot latte, do you know which cafes Spaniards love to go to? The answers include but are not limited to the following historically high-value cafes: ☕️ P1-P3: Four Cats Cafe (Els Quatre Gats), Barcelona (Barcelona), which was the venue for many Barcelona performances, the exhibition of Picasso's first work, and the location for the film "Midnight Barcelona". ☕️ P4-P6: Café Gijón, Madrid opened in 1888, Spain's famous literati cafe, is a gathering place for important people of different eras such as Lorga, Dali, and Buñuel. ☕️ P7-P9: Iruña Cafe, Pamplona Hemingway writing "Old Man and the Sea" and other works, the decoration still maintains the style when it opened in 1888. Which cafe are you excited about?