Pamplona And Navarre

Carlos Jimenez Diaz Memorial Tablet

This marble memorial tablet can be found in the entrance hall of the "Los Castaños" building of the Universidad de...

Clinica Universitaria

The "Clinica Universitaria" of Pamplona, a part - with its medical school (1954) - of the University of Navarra, is...

Eduardo Ortiz De Landazuri's Tomb

Eduardo Ortiz de Landazuri was buried in his family tomb in the Cemetery of Pamplona (Carretera Cementerio) the 22th of...

Hospital General De La Misericordia

The old Hospital General de la Misericordia (General Hospital of Mercy) in Pamplona was founded in 1556 by Remigio Goñi...

Ilustre Colegio Oficial De Medicos De Navarra

The Colegio Oficial de Medicos de Navarra, as a medical society, was founded in 1899 and has its current seat...

Jose Joaquin Arazuri's Monument

This bronze statue of Pamplonese physician and historian José Joaquín Arazuri can be seen in Pamplona (Calle de la Taconera,...

Juan Huarte De San Juan's Monument

This monument to the memory of Juan Huarte de San Juan can be found at the beginning of the Media...

Nicasio Landa's Monument

This bronze bust of Nicasio Landa was placed in the garden of the Hospital de Navarra on the 24th of...

Nicasio Landa's Tomb

Nicasio Landa is buried in his family tomb in the Cemetery of Pamplona (Carretera Cementerio). His tombstone is just below...

Rufino Landa Y Arbizu's Tomb

Rufino Landa y Arbizu is buried in his family tomb in the Cemetery of Pamplona (Carretera Cementerio). His tombstone is...

Santiago Ramon Y Cajal Bust

A larger then life bronze bust of Santiago Ramon y Cajal was placed in 1994, in a park of Pamplona,...

Santiago Ramon Y Cajal's Baptismal Font

A few meters away from his birthplace, inside the beautiful and little romanesque church of San Millan, in Petílla de...

Santiago Ramon Y Cajal's Birthplace And Museum

Santiago Ramon y Cajal]]] was born in this house of Petílla de Aragón, an enclave of the autonomous community of...

The Wounded Ignatius Of Loyola

This bronze monument represents saint Ignatius of Loyola carried on a stretcher, after being seriously wounded in the battle of...