Colonial House

In Pamplona’s historic center, Colonial House preserves the scale and rhythms of a Spanish-era dwelling, where a courtyard, timbered rooms, and devotional corners show how authority, faith, and domestic life once overlapped. Now a small museum, it turns everyday space into civic memory: sacred images and household tools sit beside a skull in an iron cage (c. 1830), a stark reminder of punishment staged as public warning. Later objects, including an Instituto Etnológico folklore map and a Mignon index typewriter (1905–20), trace the town’s quiet passage from colony to republic.