Routes in the Sangüesa-Prepirineo region
House Palace of Argamasilla
This 15th-century Renaissance building stands as an example of Navarrese civil architecture and hosted historical figures such as King Don Juan de Albret and...
OLD HELMET
Gothic and modern architecture with ashlar houses, pointed doorways, wooden eaves and noble coats of arms in picturesque streets.
Bridge of the village or the path
Historic bridge over the River Irati, 64 metres long, 10 metres high and with four uneven arches, a mixture of medieval remains and reconstructions.
CHURCH OF SAN MIGUEL
The site features a Romanesque tower, a late Gothic church, an Anchieta altarpiece, and a Spanish-Flemish baptismal font. Guided tours include light and sound.
RUINS OF THE MONASTERY OF ZALURRIBAR
Benedictine ruins near Aoiz, next to the Irati River, offer an archaeological attraction accessible via a local footpath.
LARGE FOUNTAIN OR FOUNTAIN OF THE ERAS
This restored neoclassical fountain dates to 1801 and features a solid design with the coat of arms of Aoiz, showcasing the style of Luis Paret.
EL IRATI EXHIBITION CENTRE
Permanent exhibition highlighting the historical importance of logging and the electric railway in the Irati Forest.
ROMANESQUE CHURCH OF SAN MARTÍN DE TOURS + PAINTINGS
Church in Ekai with 14th-century Franco-Gothic murals depicting scenes of the saint, exceptionally colourful and detailed.
SAWMILL
A former economic workhorse of the Navarrese Pyrenees, serving today as a reminder of its once highly productive timber industry.
House granary hospital
Medieval stone granary, restored, notable for its traditional architecture and gabled roof, ideal for history lovers.
Erdozain's Granary
The stone building features semicircular arches and a gabled roof, providing an ideal spot to admire historical architecture among the palace ruins.
CENTRAL SQUARE
A spacious 7,540 m² square in Navarre, ideal for tourists due to its history as a market and fairground, reflecting the commercial and social life of the area.
CHAPEL OF SAN PEDRO
A medieval chapel with a bell gable, restored in the 1990s, reflects local history and offers picturesque views on the outskirts of Urroz-Villa.
Roland's Stone
A menhir over two metres tall in Urroz-Villa, linked to legends of Roldán, is a historical and cultural emblem that attracts tourists.
CHURCH OF THE ASSUMPTION
A Gothic temple resembling a fortress, with a single nave, side chapels and elegant ribbed vaults, ideal for admiring medieval architecture.
SAN BLAS CRUISE
A 15th-century monument with Gothic sculptures of the Virgin Mary and Christ, ideal for lovers of history and religious art.