Monasterio de la Oliva, Carcastillo

History

Thanks to the protection of the kings of Navarra, the monastery grew to importance in the Middle Ages. During the religious suppressions of the 19th century, the monastery was abandoned and nearly destroyed. It remained closed for almost a century until 1927 at which time it was restored and reopened. The restoration paid strict attention to detail and maintained the integrity of the architecture, ensuring that the monastery's diverse history would remain clearly visible.

Food & beverage

All meals can be included with the lodging.

Grounds & Gardens

It lies in a remote plain surrounded by vineyards and fields, some of which belong to the order.

Other facilities

Towels and linens are supplied.