US Edition'Patton' in Urbasa: when Navarre Became a Battlefield of hollywood... and Razed in the Oscars
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The works in the surroundings of the Castle of Javier, which attracts approximately 80,000 visitors every year, will allow to rehabilitate a building destined to ten tourist apartments of first category, with common areas and reception. One of them will be adapted to people with severe reduced mobility. The project has an investment of 1,1 million euros and a period of execution of ten months. In addition, in the same area will be adapted anothe…
At the end of the 60s of the last century, the Urbasa mountain range became a real stage of war. Three trains loaded with American and German tanks, trucks and military equipment arrived at the Olazagutia station to participate in the shooting of 'Patton', the American superproduction directed by Franklin J. Schaffner that narrated the life of the charismatic and controversial general George S. Patton.Read more]]>
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