Estella-Lizarra was founded in 1090 by King Sancho Ramírez, who granted it a fuero (town charter) to attract settlers and redirected the Camino Francés through the new town. It developed rapidly into an important pilgrimage and commercial centre, with numerous churches, monasteries and hospitals serving pilgrims.
What to see in Estella-Lizarra
Iglesia de San Pedro de la Rúa
The Iglesia de San Pedro de la Rúa is a Romanesque church dating mainly from the late 12th and early 13th centuries. Its most remarkable feature is its Romanesque cloister with richly carved capitals and unusual intertwined columns.
Where to stay in Estella-Lizarra
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Albergue ANFAS
Association
12
24
4.8
Ágora Hostel
Private
21 – 23
20
4.8
Albergue Hostería de Curtidores
Private
20 – 21
32
4.7
Albergue San Miguel
Parochial
Donativo
28
4.6
Albergue Capuchinos Rocamador
Parochial
14 – 20
30
4.5
Albergue de peregrinos
Municipal
8
78
4.3
Alda Estella Hostel
Private
12 – 17
34
4.3
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