Dicastillo is a Spanish town located in the autonomous community of Navarre, a mountainous region to the north of the country long known for its unique culture and proud resistance to influence from France and from the rest of Spain. Situated on the southern slope of the Montejura mountain, Dicastillo is not a large town. Nonetheless, it contains a considerable amount of history, art, and culture. Entering the town is akin to stepping back in time, as you walk its narrow, medieval streets. The streets transform into staircases when the slope of the Montejura becomes too steep.

One nearby attraction is the Palacio de la Vega del Pozo, a stout, imposing building that easily dominates the landscape upon which it stands. Constructed in the 19th century, this "palace" now contains the shops of some locally prestigious wine sellers, plus one of the most opulent hotels in Dicastillo. Another point of interest is the Church of San Emetrio y San Celedonio, which stands in the center of town. Additionally, visitors should take note of the Hermitage of the Virgin de los Nieves. Visit EasyToBook.com to find and book Dicastillo hotels suited to your budget.