Things to see and do Navarre

At the heart of this village is the church of the Holy Sepulchre, an exceptional Romanesque work in Navarra built around 1170. Originally built to shelter a cemetery, it is regarded as a tribute to the main tomb of Christianity, the circular building of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem. Inside, an impressive roundabout evokes Spanish-Muslim art, implying that the church was built by mudéjars craftsmen.

Situated on the heights, the convent offers a magnificent view of the city. Now transformed into a residence of the third age, the convent is a perfect example of Gothic style. Next to the church is the church Santa Maria del Jus del Castillo, built at the location where a synagogue was built. Adjacent to the church is the Centre for Interpretation of Romanesque Art.

The ecosystem of nature wonders.

Here's an activity that will delight lovers of nature and good wine. The Cantera de Santa Ana winery, set in an exceptional natural setting known for centuries as "Monte de las Viñas", opens its doors to visitors at any time of year. Here, vines (Chardonnay, Syrah, red Grenache, Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon and Tempranillo) are grown with passion and in limited proportions! The tour includes a stroll through the vineyard, a visit to the winemaking facilities and, of course, a tasting!