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.
Considered one of the most emblematic dances in Navarre, the performance features four stick dances, a handkerchief dance, and a jota. Eight dancers and the Bobo, a masked character, perform a symbolic liturgy on September 8th in front of the chapel of the Virgin of Muskilda.
Basilica of Our Lady of Muskilda
Located on a hill, it stands out for its 12th-century architecture and a 15th-century Gothic image in gilded wood, attracting art and history lovers.
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.
Muskilda bunkers
Historic fortifications in Gipuzkoa and Navarre offer a glimpse into the military past.
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.