CALERA
A 19th-century kiln with a large chamber and a stone vault, used to produce quicklime for construction and various other purposes; it is the only one of its ...
On the slopes of the Urbasa Pass stands the Olazagutía lime kiln, a special 19th-century kiln used to produce quicklime. Restored after decades of neglect, its large chamber and stone vault enabled the production of lime for construction, wall whitewashing, agriculture and sanitation unique in Navarre.
Town Hall
A Modernist building featuring a tower balcony and stonework on the façade, notable for its unique architecture in a rural setting.
CHAPEL OF SAINT SEBASTIAN
A chapel with a spacious nave divided into five bays, housing a Gothic carving of the Virgin of Bethlehem and sculptures of Saint Anthony and Saint Sebastian...
CHURCH OF ST MICHAEL
An impressive 16th-century fortress featuring barrel vaults and star-shaped ribbed vaults, with a high altarpiece depicting scenes from the Passion and featu...
URBASA AND ANDÍA NATURAL PARK
A protected area rich in natural and cultural diversity, ideal for walks. It features limestone plateaus, beech forests, river sources and traditions such as...
CALERA
A 19th-century kiln with a large chamber and a stone vault, used to produce quicklime for construction and various other purposes; it is the only one of its ...
HISTORICAL MEMORIAL PARK
A monolith in a park pays tribute to the victims of the repression of 1936, providing a space for remembrance and reflection on freedom and social equality.