Tudela

Located in the Ebro valley at 264 meters elevation, Tudela stands as the second largest city of Navarre with approximately 36,000 inhabitants.

Following the Christian conquest in 1119 by Alfonso the Battler, Tudela maintained communities of Muslims, Mozarabs, and Jews within its boundaries.

The Cathedral of Our Lady of Solitude, constructed after 1121, exemplifies the transformation of Islamic architecture into Catholic religious structures in Tudela.

Two freeways, AP 68 and AP 15, intersect near Tudela, while fast trains on electrified railways connect the city to major transportation networks.

The Days of Exaltation and Festivals of the Vegetable in May present local produce through gastronomy events, workshops, and regional culinary demonstrations.

Location: Navarre

Capital city: Tudela

Elevation above the sea: 264 m

Part of: Commonwealth of the Ribera, Red de Juderías de España

Shares border with: Ablitas, Cascante, Murchante, Tarazona, Fitero, Cintruénigo, Corella, Castejón, Valtierra, Arguedas, Bardenas Reales, Cabanillas, Fontellas

Address: 31500 Tudela, Navarre, Spain 31500 Tudela

Website: http://tudela.com

GPS coordinates: 42.06528,-1.60667

Latest update: May 28, 2025 18:12