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What to see and do in Garralda

What to see and do in Garralda (Pirineo, Navarra): 6 places across monuments, nature, activities and curiosities, with a photo and a Google Maps location.

1 Villages · 3 Monuments · 1 Activities · 1 Curiosities

When to go to Garralda: festival calendar

August: Fiestas de Garralda (última semana de agosto y 27 de diciembre)

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What to see and do in Garralda

Garralda
Village
Garralda, in the Aezkoa valley at 846 m altitude, has remains suggesting prehistoric settlement, although its documented existence begins in the 13th century. A fire in 1898 destroyed much of the village, which was rebuilt in the early 20th century, with the church erected on a new site. It has 183 inhabitants (INE 2025).
Iglesia de San Juan Evangelista, Garralda
Monument
A neo-Gothic church built between 1912 and 1914 to replace the church destroyed by the 1898 fire, on a site different from the original.
Cruz gótica de Garralda
Monument
A medieval shaft with a cross that replaced the original in 1929, which had been damaged in an 18th-century war.
Dólmenes de Etxoltxarraldea, Garralda
Monument
Two prehistoric dolmens, Etxoltxarraldea I and II, preserved in the municipal area of Garralda as evidence of the megalithic settlement of the Aezkoa valley.
Cucharas de boj de Garralda
Curiosity
Garralda keeps alive the craft of carving spoons and utensils from boxwood, a traditional use of the boxwood groves of the Aezkoa valley.
Fiestas de Garralda
Activity
The patron saint festival of Garralda is celebrated in the last week of August, and at the end of December, around the 27th, the village also celebrates its "fiestas chiquitas" (little festivals).