House of Memory
Interactive museum in Isaba showcasing the life and traditions of Roncal, essential for understanding the Roncal Valley.
Located in the village of Isaba, this new facility captures the essence of life and traditions in Roncal through modern museography and interactive audiovisual media. It is an essential visit for anyone looking to learn more about the Roncal Valley.
House of Memory
Interactive museum in Isaba showcasing the life and traditions of Roncal, essential for understanding the Roncal Valley.
Chapel of Bethlehem
An 18th-century chapel, easily accessible, housing a venerated image of the Virgin Mary, a peaceful stop with a long local tradition.
Belabarce Waterfall
Spectacular waterfall in the Navarrese Pyrenees, surrounded by mountains and forests, with a viewpoint and footbridge for photos and summer dips.
Hermitage of Idoia
This medieval chapel near Isaba stands out for its large size, its Baroque altarpiece by Juan Baines, and a 14th-century image of the Virgin Mary.
Roncal Valley Ski Centre
Located in the Belagua Valley, this center offers facilities for Nordic skiing, including a spa, equipment rental, and a café. The 21 km of trails are ideal ...
Church of Saint Cyprian
Building with a Gothic nave, Plateresque Renaissance altarpiece, Baroque organ with 1,000 pipes and choir stalls depicting rural scenes from Roncal.
Chapel of the Virgin of the Castle
Located on high ground, the site offers panoramic views. Its simple interior and Romanesque image of the Virgin and Child stand out as notable attractions.
Parish Church of St. John the Evangelist
Of medieval origin, it stands out for its three Renaissance altarpieces and the wooden tiles on the bell tower.
Nature interpretation centre
It offers information on the geology, fauna, vegetation and culture of the Salazar Valley, with talks and interpretive outings.
Medieval bridge
Medieval bridge over the River Anduña, ideal for night photography due to its lighting.
Dancers of Ochagavía
In Navarre, a traditional dance with sticks, scarves and jota is celebrated on 8 September, featuring eight dancers and a masked character.