Discover Cortes
Cortes, the southern gateway to Navarre and the entry point of the Ebro branch of the Way of Saint James into the region, combines a strongly marked historical profile with riverside landscapes and festive tradition. Its old quarter, organised around the castle and the church, preserves the imprint of the border with Aragon and holds first-rate cultural and natural resources. The municipality brings together several assets declared of cultural interest, including Cortes Castle, the protohistoric site of Alto de la Cruz and the Paloteado, which, together with enclaves such as Soto de Mora and the historic Imperial Canal, create a perfect map for a complete visit to La Ribera.
Places of interest
Cortes Pink Tomato Day
In June, Cortes celebrates Pink Tomato Day, with a programme of activities around this delicious local tomato variety.
Taste it
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How to get there
Cortes
Ribera de Navarra
118
km Pamplona
55
km Zaragoza
22
km Tudela
Roads
Transport