Tierra Estella areas

Estella-Ayegui-Villatuerta

Estella-Lizarra, the regional capital, along with Ayegui and Villatuerta, is home to some of the region’s most significant historical, cultural and pilgrimag...

Montejurra

The Montejurra region is home to villages with a rich historical and rural heritage, where the landscape, the Way of St James and local traditions define the...

Valdemañeru

Cirauqui and Mañeru combine heritage, landscape and the tradition of the Camino de Santiago in one of the historic sections of the route.

The Lands of Iranzu

The Alloz reservoir is at the heart of this area, which combines heritage, charming villages, fine food and the proximity of the great mountain ranges.

The Améscoas

Las Améscoas, the source of the Urederra, combines nature, pastoral culture, heritage and gastronomy in the heart of Urbasa and Andía.

Loquiz-Valdega

Lóquiz-Valdega is home to villages rich in authenticity, heritage and rural tradition, set amongst forests, mountain ranges and the unique landscapes of Tier...

Lana Valley

The Lana Valley preserves the tradition of charcoal burning in a small area of forests, charming villages and authentic rural charm.

The Berrueza

La Berrueza is a historic border region, where its proximity to Álava and La Rioja has shaped the identity of its villages, its heritage and its rural landsc...

Sierra de Codés

The Sierra de Codés brings together border villages, historical heritage and spectacular mountain landscapes in one of Navarre’s most breathtaking regions.

Viana

Viana, a historic border town, brings together cultural heritage, a winemaking tradition and the legacy of the Way of St James within a single region.

Los Arcos

Los Arcos, a historic town on the Way of St James, combines heritage, tradition and vineyard landscapes in a region with its own distinct identity.

Estellesa Ribera

The Estellesa River Valley is renowned for its fertile orchards, products with Protected Designation of Origin status, and a long-standing tradition of agric...