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There are two guesthouses. One is older, the other a recent construction. The older hospedería has 15 single and double rooms, some with private bath. The new facility has 4 double and 14 single rooms, each with private bath.
It is credited with starting the Cistercian diffusion in the country. Over the ensuing centuries, the monastery became a centre of reference and education for the entire Cistercian Order. Unlike the majority of other monasteries and convents, it resisted the expulsion begun during the Napoleonic invasion in the 19th century. In fact, the nuns, depredated of all their possessions, refused to leave the monastery. Instead, they chose to live in complete and abject poverty.
All meals are included with the lodging.
Towels and linens are provided.
13th century buildings (or older)
Cistercian
Linen included
Towels included
Directions:
By car: From Pamplona take route 121 south to Tudela and continue towards Tarazona. Tulebras is between Tudela and Tarazona.
From Zaragoza take highway A68, exit at Tarazona and continue north on 121 to Tulebras.
By train: Get off at Tudela and take the local bus to Tulebras. Buses run infrequently.
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