
ROAD ACCESS NOTICE:
Due to roadworks, the monument complex can only be reached via the N-240 (Jaca/Pamplona), taking the turn-off towards Santa Cruz de la Serós onto the A-1603.
ROAD ACCESS NOTICE:
Due to roadworks, the monument complex can only be reached via the N-240 (Jaca/Pamplona), taking the turn-off towards Santa Cruz de la Serós onto the A-1603.

Built under a massive rock for shelter, it harbours in its interior the pre-Romanesque church, the Pantheon of Nobles and the magnificent Romanesque cloister.

Impressive Baroque building seated on the beautiful meadow of San Indalecio; it was founded as a consequence of the terrible fire of the Old Monastery.

A journey through time to discover how the New Monastery worked and the daily life of the monks.

Essential Romanesque jewel, in the eleventh and twelfth centuries the church belonged to a monastery for women and among its walls lived the women of the Aragonese nobility.
Stay in the Historic Heart of the New Monastery
The Hospedería de San Juan de la Peña is located in the south wing of the historic New Monastery, offering guests a unique opportunity to stay within a remarkable setting steeped in history.
It features 20 comfortable rooms and five elegant suites, alongside spacious halls perfect for hosting banquets, celebrations, or professional events in a memorable environment.
What truly sets the Hospedería apart is its commitment to comfort and tranquility, ensuring every guest enjoys a stay that is not just pleasant, but unforgettable.
Before and/or after your visit, we recommend you make a stop at our restaurant.
Located in the New Monastery, next to the spectacular San Indalecio meadow, it offers a selection of hot sandwiches, freshly made pizzas, toasts and take-away salads.