URDAX MONASTERY
A church with a Latin cross plan and ribbed vaults, a Herrerian façade and a 17th-century cloister, which plays a key role in local history.
A former monastery founded as a pilgrims’ hospital on the Way of St James (10th–11th centuries). Its highlights include the church, with its Latin cross plan, ribbed vaults and a stone doorway in the Herrerian style. The 17th-century cloister completes this historic complex, which plays a key role in the history of Urdazubi/Urdax.
URDAX MONASTERY
A church with a Latin cross plan and ribbed vaults, a Herrerian façade and a 17th-century cloister, which plays a key role in local history.
The KISULABEA
The historic lime kiln offers walking routes that showcase the valley’s traditional architecture and rural industrial heritage, linking Urdazubi with Azkar.
MILL OF URDAX
This 18th-century watermill offers guided tours providing an insight into traditional milling and ironworking in a unique historical and technical setting.
SAN SALVADOR MUSEUM
Located next to the mill, this venue offers a historical tour featuring audiovisual displays, contemporary art and guided tours in a unique heritage setting.