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Church-fortress built between the eleventh and fourteenth centuries (Romanesque and Gothic). National Monument since 1936. Crenellated towers of Cuatro Vientos and Los Picos, walkways and Gothic south portal with ten archivolts. Inside, the Virgin of Ujué (Romanesque carving s. XII lined in silver) and the heart of Charles II the Bad.
Gothic façade of the 14th century considered a masterpiece. Ten archivolts decorated with scenes of the grape harvest and the life of Jesus; tympanum with the Last Supper and the Adoration of the Magi.
Corridor surrounding the church-fortress. Exceptional viewpoint: on clear days you can see the Pyrenees to the north and the Ribera del Ebro with the silhouette of Moncayo to the south.
Old courtyard of the castle of the ninth century, before the sanctuary. It preserves the cistern. Witness of the defensive origin of the enclave in the Merindad de Olite.
Hermitage of the XIII century, at the moment in ruins after the partial demolition of 1806. Walls, doorway with oculus and belfry are preserved. It offers panoramic views towards the sanctuary.
Medieval village arranged around the church-fortress. Steeply sloping cobbled streets, stone houses and a labyrinth of streets that preserve the defensive character. Starting point for a walk after visiting the sanctuary.
