Even if you wear a life in PamplonaThere may be secrets of the city that you don’t know yet. The fascination with these Hidden secrets of Pamplona has eclipsed @RomansociasA Instagrammer with over 200,000 followers who visited Navarre.
In one of his videos, which has accumulated 244,000 views, he reveals a little-known corner of the city: the Belena of Portalapea. A historic site that reveals a surprising facet of Pamplona’s heritage.
In the video of Romansocias you can see a view on Belena of Portalapeaa dead end located in San Saturnino Street. This corridor is located between the old wall of pamplona and a series of houses.
This place has been objective of archaeological work who unearthed medieval bows, ammunition used in catapults and a 16th century wooden virginThe combination of these historical elements creates a unique experience that highlights the deep cultural value of the place.
Romansocias used this video to provide an immersive experience, showing not only the beauty of the site, but also the historical context surrounding it. Your video highlights importance of preserving and knowing these hidden treasures which often go unnoticed by both locals and visitors.
THE Belena of Portalapeaopen to the public every day from 7am to 9pm, offers the opportunity to explore this hidden corner and immerse yourself in the history of Pamplona.
Thanks to the work of RomansociasMore and more people are discovering this hidden secret and appreciating the cultural wealth that the city offers. “I come from Pamplona and I didn’t know this story, thank you very much for showing me a part of my city that I didn’t know,” says a user on Instagram. She is not the only one: “You had to come to my city so that I could get to know it better.”
But he interest of Romansocias in Navarre is not limited to Belena of PortalapeaThe Instagrammer has explored different corners of the Foral Community in other videos, revealing both iconic locations and unique aspects of the local culture.
In one of his most popular posts, Romansocias ventures into Navarreía to try the local food. Surprised by the habit of eating skewers on the ground, he was particularly impressed by the croquettes and tortilla skewers he tasted.
Also go to other sites such as Javier Castle, Olite or even the Montasterio de Leyre where you are mesmerized by the landscapes. His ability to capture these authentic details of life in Navarre has resonated deeply with his fans, adding an extra layer of appreciation for the local culture.
