The Nájera Monastery, officially known as the Monastery of Santa María la Real, is a historic religious site located in Nájera, Spain. Founded in the 11th century, it served as a significant center for the Benedictine order and played a crucial role in the Christian reconquest of the Iberian Peninsula. The monastery is renowned for its stunning Romanesque architecture and beautiful altarpieces. The monastery is also famous for its royal connections, as it was a burial site for several members of the Navarre royal family. Today, it attracts visitors for its rich history, impressive artwork, and serene surroundings, making it an important cultural landmark in the region.