Ikaztegieta
The peace of nature
Quiet rural village, with peculair traits, since the centre of it is divided by the railway and Oria river. The cycling track between Tolosa and Beasain crossed the village from north to south, perfect for a nice walk.
487 habitantes
San Lorenzo, 10th August
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Ikaztegieta is a municipality that has managed to preserve its historical essence. Its town center is presided over by the Church of San Lorenzo, an authentic late Gothic jewel. A few steps away is Erretoretxea, which features a curious sundial from 1864. On the outskirts, the history of the Way of Saint James is etched into the Olazabal Bridge and the Hermitage of Nuestra Señora del Pilar.
San Lorenzo church
Located in the centre of the village, from the 16th century, although it’s been renovated on different occasions. It’s of late Gothic style, and it also has Basque Gothic elements. It’s worth mentioning the beautiful wooden arcade.
Kutturru recreational area
Recently improved area, where a total of 4,000 native plants have been planted: oak, beech, chesnut, maple and ash tree. Includes tables and water fountains.
Nuestra Señora del Pilar chapel
The only one in Gipuzkoa dedicated to Virgin Pilar, located at the entrance of the village. It replaced Santiago chapel, located on the other side of the river. Built in the 19th century.
Erretoretxea
Former rural house, although nowadays has a more modern style it still maintains a 1864 solar clock. Next to the town hall, very close to the church.
Olazabal bridge
On the outskirts of Ikategieta, next to the Baliarrain intersection, this old bridge where The Way of St. James passed is located. Nowadays is closed.
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