Miejsca kultu religijnego w Nawarrze

Christian Heritage Sites

This collection highlights the ecclesiastical architecture of Navarre, spanning from the 12th-century Romanesque portals of Tudela and Sangüesa to the Gothic collegiate complex at Roncesvalles. It features significant landmarks along the Camino de Santiago, including the Aragonese Way and rural chapels like Santo Cristo de Catalain. The list encompasses diverse styles, including the Cistercian influence in Fitero and 18th-century Baroque monuments, reflecting the region's historical role as a spiritual and cultural crossroads for medieval pilgrims and local communities.

Christian Heritage Sites — Mapa

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Catedral de Santa María

A 12th-century building in Tudela featuring a Romanesque cloister and the Door of the Last Judgment, which depicts biblical scenes through intricate stone carvings.

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B

Church of Santa María la Real, Sangüesa

The Church of Santa María la Real is a medieval church located in Sangüesa, Spain.

C

Ermita de Sancho Abarca

A sanctuary located on a high plateau on the border of the Bardenas Reales, serving as a site for local pilgrimages with views over the Ebro Valley.

D

Iglesia de San Salvador

A 14th-century Gothic church in Sangüesa featuring a defensive tower and located near the Aragon River along the pilgrimage route.

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E

Aragonese Way

The Aragonese Way is a route of the Way of St. James beginning at the French-Spanish border at the pass of Somport and joining the French…

F

Orreagako Andre Mariaren eliza

A 13th-century Gothic church in Roncesvalles, part of the historic collegiate complex. It houses a silver-plated cedar wood statue of the Virgin Mary.

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G

Iglesia de la Compañía de María

An 18th-century Baroque church in Tudela known for its distinctive brick architecture and ornate interior altarpieces.

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H

Iglesia de Santa María la Real

A Romanesque church in Fitero, originally built as part of the first Cistercian monastery in the Iberian Peninsula.

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I

Iglesia de la Magdalena

A 12th-century Romanesque church in Tudela featuring a decorated main portal and a prominent square bell tower.

J

Ermita de Nuestra Señora de Zuberoa

A traditional chapel in the Roncal Valley, dedicated to the Virgin of Zuberoa and associated with local pastoral history.

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K

Santo Cristo de Catalain

A 12th-century Romanesque chapel near Garínoain, notable for its architectural symmetry and decorative stone corbels.

L

San Miguel / San Migel

A small rural chapel located in the mountainous terrain of the Roncal Valley.

M

Nuestra Señora de Arburua / Andre Maria Arburuakoa

A mountain chapel situated near the village of Isaba in the Pyrenees.

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San Cipriano / San Zipriano

The parish church of the Pyrenean village of Isaba, reflecting traditional regional architecture.

O

Ermita de la Virgen del Castillo

A hilltop sanctuary in Burgui offering views of the Esca River and the surrounding Pyrenean landscape.

P

San Pedro eliza

A local parish church located in the village of Burgui.

Q

Artziko baseliza / ermita de Arce

A 12th-century Romanesque church situated in the Arce Valley near the Itoiz reservoir.

R

Ermita de San Ramón Nonato

A small chapel dedicated to Saint Raymond Nonnatus located in the Estella region.

S

Baratzagaitzeko Santa Fe basilika

A 13th-century religious building in Epároz, showcasing the transition from Romanesque to Gothic architectural styles.

T

Doloretako Ama Birjinaren ermita

A chapel dedicated to Our Lady of Sorrows, located in the northern mountainous region of Navarre.