Fall in love with the infinite charms of Tudela and enjoy the perfect combination of nature, history and cuisine on the banks of the River Ebro.
If you decide to spend your holidays in Tudela, this city in the south of Navarre will not disappoint. The arid plains of Tudela give way to the waters of the River Ebro, creating a landscape of great natural wealth: the Bardenas Reales. The area is an official nature park park and a Biosphere Reserve, so make sure you don’t miss the hills of Castildetierra, La Pisquerra or La Ralla, which are a perfect example of semi-desert landscapes in the region. However, the park has much more to offer than that. Visit the Balcón de Pilatos, where you can watch birds of prey, and the area of Vedado de Eguaras, where you can admire the vestiges of the Castle of Peñaflor.
Take advantage of our cheap trips to Tudela to explore a city that boasts great historical legacy. Tudela will delight all those who love to travel to expand their cultural horizons. The Cathedral of Santa María, which combines Romanesque and Gothic styles, is a must-see. You definitely shouldn’t leave Tudela without first taking in the spectacular Torre Monreal, and the Renaissance-style Palacio Marqués de San Adrián.
However, the streets and squares of Tudela offer much more than just history and tradition. The region is also well known for its excellent cuisine, which draws from the local produce grown on the land. Enjoy some typical Tudela lettuce hearts and try some fabulous asparagus, or try the most typical dish: menestra, a dish of stewed vegetables. Don’t forget to wash down these delicacies with a good wine from Navarra, also known for its superb quality. Find a packageholiday to Tudela and get ready to relax and enjoy.
When visiting Tudela, you mustn’t forget that the climate is mainly dry with mild temperatures, so it is a pleasant destination throughout most of the year. However, summer is when the area sees most of its low-level rainfall, so if you choose the summer months, make sure to pack a raincoat in the suitcase, just in case.
