Puente la Reina is a historic town located around 24 kilometres from Pamplona and closely linked to the Camino de Santiago, where the routes from Roncesvalles and Somport converge. Its historic centre extends around Calle Mayor, with historic houses, churches and squares. Its most notable landmark is the Romanesque bridge over the Arga River, built in the 11th century and formed by six arches, one of the most recognizable landmarks on the Camino de Santiago in Navarra.