Santa María de Eunate, Muruzábal

Santa María de Eunate, built in the later twelfth century near where the Aragonese and French Camino routes join, is an octagonal Romanesque church ringed by a freestanding gallery of thirty-three arches.

Scenario: 7 November 2026 · 20:15 Europe/Madrid

Santa María de Eunate, Muruzábal — Santa María de Eunate, built in the later twelfth century near where the Aragonese and French Camino routes join, is an octagonal Romanesque church ringed by a freestanding gallery of thirty-three arches.
Santa María de Eunate, Muruzábal
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Santa María de Eunate, built in the later twelfth century near where the Aragonese and French Camino routes join, is an octagonal Romanesque church ringed by a freestanding gallery of thirty-three arches.

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