Map Camino de Santiago (Aragonese)
MEDIEVAL BRIDGE
This historic bridge on the Aragonese Way connects pilgrims with the Roncesvalles route.
CHURCH OF SAN MIGUEL
Gothic church with a Plateresque altarpiece, a sundial from 1589 and a six-armed Christogram.
ELIZABERRIA MONASTERY
The route climbs to rural Romanesque ruins on a hilltop, offering panoramic views and a journey back to medieval times in Ibargoiti.
THE CASTLE'S WATER TANK
Historic fortress with remnants of its original walls and tower, offering way-marked trails to explore its cistern and views of the Elorz River.
MARKET SQUARE
Historic centre with weekly market, fountain and trough, ideal for lovers of medieval history.
CHURCH OF SANTA MARÍA DEL BURGO
Medieval church with a Gothic apse and a Romanesque capital. Highlights include an altarpiece from the 16th to 18th centuries and an 18th-century organ.
CHURCH OF THE NATIVITY
Medieval temple with Romanesque capitals, Gothic elements and Baroque renovations; its Romanesque altarpiece and valuable carvings are particularly noteworthy.
TXIRRÍA AND ZUBIALDE BRIDGES
Medieval Gothic bridges over the River Elorz, essential for the Way of St James, stand out for their architecture and historical connection.
HISTORICAL CENTRE
Cobbled streets, noble houses with coats of arms, medieval market square and old Jewish quarter on Calle Cuchillería.
SAN BLAS CRUISE
16th-century Gothic cross with iconic capitals, ideal for admiring historical architecture near the road to Pamplona.
Historic quarter of Sangüesa
A medieval destination on the Way of St James, with walls, palaces and churches that reflect centuries of history and tradition.
Carajeas Portal
This ancient 13th-century gateway served as a key passage for travellers and pilgrims on the Way of St James, with a long history of control and toll collect...
Bridge over the River Aragon
Medieval bridge with a central metal arch, ideal for admiring historical engineering and enjoying views of the river.
Jenaro's House Museum
Located in the historic quarter of Sangüesa, this museam features 19 themed areas recreating trades, festivals and everyday life since 1850 in a traditional ...
Auditorium of Carmen
A former church converted into a cultural space, the venue offers 232 seats and a year-round programme of high-quality performing arts.
Sangüesa Tourist Office
The Sangüesa Tourist Office offers service in Spanish, English, French, and Italian, providing information, advice, and publications for sale.
Sacred Heart
Inaugurated in 1945 and restored in 2009, this devotional monument stands atop a hill. It features a 12-metre statue of Jesus with open arms, making it an id...
Convent of Saint Francis of Assisi
Gothic church with a starry vault and a 14th-century cloister with 64 pointed arches, ideal for lovers of historical architecture.
Convent of Our Lady of Mount Carmel
14th-century Gothic cloister and auditorium with exhibitions of illustrious figures, ideal for history and music lovers.
Chapel of La Nora
Carmelite hermitage next to the River Aragón, notable for its 13th-century carving of the Virgin Mary, now in Santa María la Real.
Pilgrims' Hospital
16th-century mansion with decorated doorway, formerly a travellers' hostel, now the parish house in Sangüesa.
Church of San Salvador
13th-century Gothic church with a façade depicting the Last Judgement, Romanesque altarpiece, 16th-century organ and walls with buttresses. Its 16th-century ...
Church of Santiago
Fortified church noteworthy for its crenellated tower, the Santiago doorway and a Gothic sculpture of the Apostle, considered one of the most beautiful on th...
Church of Santa María la Real
12th-century Romanesque-Gothic church, famous for its façade and its history with the Order of Saint John; National Monument since 1889.
Chapel of Saint Bartholomew
Beautiful medieval architecture, surrounded by nature, ideal for hiking and photography.