Nájera played a historic role between 924 and 1076, during which time it was the capital of the of the Kingdom of Nájera-Pamplona (a personal union).
What to see in Nájera
Monasterio de Santa María la Real
According to legend, the first church was built next to the cave where in 1044 King García Sánchez III, while hunting and following his falcon, found an image of the Virgin Mary together with a bunch of lilies and a bell (the current carving on display dates from the late 13th century). The Panteón Real, guarding the entrance to the cave, houses the remains of the monarchs of the Kingdom of Nájera-Pamplona.
Where to stay in Nájera
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Albergue de peregrinos
6
48
Open
4.4
Albergue de peregrinos
Municipal
6
48
Mar 1 – Dec 15
4.4
Albergue Puerta de Nájera
15
29
Open
4.3
Albergue Puerta de Nájera
Private
15
29
Mar 15 – Nov 15
4.3
Albergue Nido de Cigüeña
15
12
Closed
4.2
Albergue Nido de Cigüeña
Private
15
12
Apr 15 – Oct 15
4.2
Albergue Las Peñas
13
10
Open
4.2
Albergue Las Peñas
Private
13
10
All year
4.2
Albergue El Peregrino Najerino
12 – 15
28
Open
4.2
Albergue El Peregrino Najerino
Private
12 – 15
28
All year
4.2
Albergue Sancho III - La Judería
12
16
Closed
3.1
Albergue Sancho III - La Judería
Private
12
16
Mar 1 – Oct 31
3.1
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