Navarre (Autonomous Community)

Navarre is an autonomous community in northern Spain, with a distinct cultural identity and its own government. It boasts a diverse landscape, from lush green mountains to fertile plains, and is known for its rich history, including prehistoric sites and medieval towns. The region has a strong economy, focused on industry, agriculture, and tourism. Its capital city, Pamplona, is famous for the annual San Fermín festival featuring running of the bulls. Navarre's autonomy allows it to manage local affairs, language policies, and cultural preservation, while remaining part of Spain. It offers a blend of traditional heritage and modern development within a unique Basque-influenced environment.