Discover the historic heritage of Navarre

Perched on a Navarrese hillock stands the castle where Saint Francis Xavier was born, a fortress with roots in the 10th century and the destination of the hugely popular Javieradas pilgrimages each March.

The most complete cathedral complex in Spain, with an exceptional 14th-century Gothic cloister, a rare medieval kitchen and a restrained neoclassical façade.

A late Romanesque church of Cistercian inspiration built on the foundations of the Great Mosque, it stands at the heart of Tudela's old town and has been a national monument since 1884.

A former convent in Estella standing on a hill beside the River Ega, in a commanding position that overlooks the whole of this Navarrese town.

A mid-12th-century Romanesque church in Olleta, in the heart of the Valdorba, with a tower at its west end, a polygonal crossing tower and a deep semicircular apse.

Right in the heart of Pamplona's Old Town, this ancient parish church houses the 18th-century Chapel of San Fermín, the devotional heart of the city.

Former Monastery of the Visitation, built in 1902 by Florencio Ansoleaga in the heart of Pamplona's Old Town and given a new lease of life after the departure of the Salesian nuns.

The first Cistercian foundation in the Kingdom of Navarre, this 12th-century monastery in Carcastillo preserves one of the purest Cistercian ensembles in Spain, complete with monks and vineyards.

The court seat of Charles III the Noble, the Royal Palace of Olite is one of the great jewels of Gothic civil architecture in Spain and in Europe.