Shrines in Spain

A Baroque sanctuary on the outskirts of Olvera where the town's patron saint is venerated, and the setting each spring for the Quasimodo Monday pilgrimage, held since 1715.

A Marian sanctuary perched 750 metres up among the mountains of Oñati, with a 1950s basilica that has become a gem of modern art and a focus of faith for the whole of Gipuzkoa.

A renowned Marian sanctuary in Argandoña, on the doorstep of Vitoria, declared a historic-artistic monument in 1931 and today a site of cultural interest (bien de interés cultural) in Álava.

A Baroque sanctuary in Muxía, facing the rocks that legend identifies as the Virgin's stone boat, and the Atlantic finishing point for many pilgrims on the Camino de Santiago.

High on Mount Putregain, at 1,265 metres, the Sanctuary of San Miguel de Aralar crowns a mountain range steeped in dolmens, Roman roads and centuries of devotion.