The Mercado Central de Pamplona (Mercado de Santo Domingo) is the oldest municipal food market in Pamplona, Navarre, operating continuously on its historic site beside the Santiago convent since 1876. Located directly along the famous Cuesta de Santo Domingo—the iconic starting chute of the San Fermín Running of the Bulls—the market celebrates the world-renowned produce of the fertile Ebro river valley (La Huerta de Navarra).
Vegetable Capital of Spain & Navarrese Delicacies
- Huerta de Navarra Produce: Famous for thick white Espárrago de Navarra IGP, wood-fire roasted Pimientos del Piquillo de Lodosa DOP, and tender Alcachofas de Tudela.
- Pyrenean Meats & Cheeses: Pyrenean lamb (Cordero de Navarra), artisan Chistorra sausage, and raw sheep milk Queso Roncal DOP and Idiazabal.
- Pacharán Navarro: Traditional Navarrese sloe-berry liqueur flavored with aniseed, sampled at market aperitivo stalls.
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