Rating
4.6/5 (based on Google user reviews)
Interesting Sites Nearby
Basilica of Saint Mary of the Chorus (47,4 km)
San Sebastián Cathedral (47,2 km)
Cathedral of Santa María de Vitoria (29,2 km)
Gaztelugatxe Hermitage (54,9 km)
San Miguel Church (51,2 km)
Church of San Pedro Apóstol (29,5 km)
Palace of the Kings of Navarre (51,3 km)
Zalatambor Castle (51,4 km)
San Pedro de la Rúa Church (51,4 km)
User Reviews
Ibrahim Abubakar (2 years ago)
Muy limpio y chulo?
Muy limpio y chulo?
Pisadiel (3 years ago)
University of Oñate (1540), called the University of Sancti Spiritus, in Oñati (Gipuzkoa, Euzkadi), which from 1540 to 1901 functioned as the only university in the Basque Country. Founded, by means of the bull of Pope Paulo III (1534-49), by the humanist from Oñati Don Rodrigo Sáez de Mercado de Zuazola (1460-1548), governor of Navarra (1512), president of the Royal Chancery of Granada (1525-30) and royal councilor, bishop of Mallorca (1512-30) and Ávila (1530-48). The university occupied this 'eclectic' building -plateresque, Mudejar and Renaissance- (1543-48), which was built under the patronage of King Carlos I of Spain (1516-56) and the patronage -donation of all his goods- of Don Rodrigo Mercado, under the direction of the master architect Domingo de la Carrera and the master sculptor and French altarpiece Pierre Picart. It has a square plan with a large interior patio and two turrets, galleries, a chapel and large rooms. Two floors saved by stone staircase, Mudejar coffered ceiling. Today the installation is occupied by the Iñati International Institute of Legal Sociology (1988).
University of Oñate (1540), called the University of Sancti Spiritus, in Oñati (Gipuzkoa, Euzkadi), which from 1540 to 1901 functioned as the only university in the Basque Country. Founded, by means of the bull of Pope Paulo III (1534-49), by the humanist from Oñati Don Rodrigo Sáez de Mercado de Zuazola (1460-1548), governor of Navarra (1512), president of the Royal Chancery of Granada (1525-30) and royal councilor, bishop of Mallorca (1512-30) and Ávila (1530-48). The university occupied this 'eclectic' building -plateresque, Mudejar and Renaissance- (1543-48), which was built under the patronage of King Carlos I of Spain (1516-56) and the patronage -donation of all his goods- of Don Rodrigo Mercado, under the direction of the master architect Domingo de la Carrera and the master sculptor and French altarpiece Pierre Picart. It has a square plan with a large interior patio and two turrets, galleries, a chapel and large rooms. Two floors saved by stone staircase, Mudejar coffered ceiling. Today the installation is occupied by the Iñati International Institute of Legal Sociology (1988).
Juan_P (3 years ago)
Well what we have seen from the outside is not bad!
Well what we have seen from the outside is not bad!
gabriella (4 years ago)
This university, located opposite the Onati tourist office, was founded in 1542 and until its closure in 1902, was the only university in the Basque country. Nice building to see
This university, located opposite the Onati tourist office, was founded in 1542 and until its closure in 1902, was the only university in the Basque country. Nice building to see
Rossano Bandiera (5 years ago)
The Cathedral of Vitoria Gasteiz deserves to be seen and also the old part ..... The Oñati village and the Santuario De Loiola are also worth a visit ..... Then stop to eat fish in Getxo, a small village with a beautiful marina in the evening..? ?
The Cathedral of Vitoria Gasteiz deserves to be seen and also the old part ..... The Oñati village and the Santuario De Loiola are also worth a visit ..... Then stop to eat fish in Getxo, a small village with a beautiful marina in the evening..? ?
