Estella

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Estella is a historic town in northern Spain, renowned as an important stop on the Camino de Santiago pilgrimage route and for its well-preserved medieval architecture.

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Estella canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf municipality
town
administrativeDivision Navarre
surface form: Province of Navarre
country Spain
distanceTo approximately 44 km southwest of Pamplona
foundedBy Sancho VI of Navarre
governingBody Ayuntamiento de Estella-Lizarra
hasBridgeOver Ega River NERFINISHED
hasClimate oceanic climate with continental influences
hasEconomicActivity commerce
services
tourism
hasFestival local fiestas in honor of the patron saint
hasHeritageStatus historic town
hasLandmark Basilica of Nuestra Señora del Puy
Church of San Miguel
Church of San Pedro de la Rúa
Church of Santo Sepulcro
Dominican convent of Santo Domingo
surface form: Convent of Santo Domingo

Palace of the Kings of Navarre
Plaza de los Fueros
Puente de la Cárcel
hasLocalName Estella self-link
Lizarra
hasPopulation approximately 13,000 inhabitants
heritageType well-preserved medieval urban fabric
historicalRole important medieval commercial center
key town on the pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela
inception 1090
isStopOn Camino de Santiago
surface form: Way of St. James
knownFor Camino de Santiago stop
Romanesque monuments
medieval architecture
localLanguage Basque
Spanish
locatedIn Navarre
locatedInRegion northern Spain
surface form: Northern Spain
locatedOn Ega River NERFINISHED
locatedOnRoute Camino de Santiago
French Way
officialName Estella-Lizarra
partOf Comarca of Estella Oriental
postalCode 31200
religiousSignificance pilgrimage town on the Way of St. James
timeZone CET
timeZoneDST CEST

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Kingdom of Navarre majorCity Estella
Stella hasVariant Estella
Estella hasLocalName Estella self-link