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The Church of San Miguel is a Gothic-style religious building that immediately strikes with its grandeur and monumentality. It is located very close to the university building, making both buildings easily accessible. It is recommended to book a guided tour at the nearby tourist office. It costs €6 per person and includes a tour of the university and this church. The Church of San Miguel Arcángel is the most important religious monument in Oñate, a magnificent temple well worth exploring.

The Plaza de los Fueros is a large rectangular pedestrian street that forms the center of the city and features several good taverns and restaurants with terraces under the arcades. Designed in the mid-19th century, it is a colonnaded square, enclosed on three sides, opening onto a small garden area, behind which is a large esplanade used for a street market on Saturdays. In this square of simple neoclassical buildings, the Town Hall building is particularly striking for its lavish and exuberant decoration.

The Town Hall building towers over Plaza de los Fueros. It is a Baroque building, built in 1758 by the Basque architect Martín de Carrera. The main façade features a portico with three large semicircular arches, above which opens a large lattice balcony with richly decorated, molded windows crowned by split pediments. The main façade is crowned by five pinnacles with an iron cross in the center.

The beautiful building of the old Urola de Azcoitia train station is currently used as a library. One of its rooms is decorated with old railway sleepers. In the back there is a bike mechanic and washing station.

The Loyola sanctuary, classified as an asset of cultural interest, is located next to the course of the Urola river. It is one of the most emblematic buildings in the Basque Country. The monumental complex, which includes a basilica, a library, gardens and a museum, among other rooms, surrounds the birthplace of Ignatius of Loyola, founder of the Company of Jesus.