This little town, which is the valley's capital, lies in the Pyrenean
valley of Salazar, just a few kilometres from Ochagavía, surrounded by pasture lands and drained by the Salazar trout stream. It still retains all the charm of a mountain village with its hamlet centred under the attentive gaze of the 16th century parish
church of San Román, on which its narrow, cobbled streets converge.
There are numerous
traditional houses of two and three stories built from stone and wood and topped with flat red tiles. One of the most notable of the coats-of-arms sported by these houses is the valley's own shield, which represents a wolf with a lamb in its mouth and reminds us of the livestock-raising tradition of the valley as well as the need to defend the animals from wolf attacks.
Location
How to get there and move around
Salir de Pamplona por la AP-15 dirección Imarcoain hasta la salida 82 hacia Noain/Sangüesa/Huesca que enlaza con la A-21. Continuar por la autovía hasta enlazar con la NA-150 hasta llegar al cruce de Lumbier. Tomar entonces la NA-178 hasta llegar a Ezcároz y continuar por la NA-140 hasta Ochagavía.
Services
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Accommodation
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Bank
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Cashpoint
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Child-park
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Fronton
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Health centre
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Internet
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Medical centre
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Outdoor sports area
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Pharmacy
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Picnic spot
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Pub
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Restaurant / coffee-houses
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Sports centre
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Supermarket / shop
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Swimming area
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Swimming-pool
Wifi zone: el ayuntamiento dispone de una sala con un ordenador y conexión WI-FI de uso gratuito. Los alrededores del ayutamiento ofrecen conexión WI-FI.
Opening hours, dates and guide prices. We recommend you confirm with the entity in question.
