San Adrián

San Adrián is a town and municipality located in the province and autonomous community of Navarre, northern Spain.

The coat of arms of San Adrian has the following emblem: Red shield and a golden palm ending in a fleur-de-lis of the same metal added at its base, an eight-point star and a rotated, silver crescent and above those, two castles with two golden towers and a window filled with blue.

San Adrian is on the left bank of the Ebro River,[2] forming a border with another autonomous community, La Rioja, which it is connected to through a bridge which joins it with Calahorra.

Infrequently, however, the area reaches climate extremes, including freezes and temperatures which can drop to -6 °C (around 21 °F) in winter and even spring.

In this building, relics were collected that, according to legend, Queen Urraca donated to her abbot after recovering her eyesight by praying with great devotion to the saint.

In an economic aspect, however, its impact was notable until the 20th century, when the family owned the central electric and some 50 properties.

He had both an economic presence and a relationship with the village's Zalduendo de Caparroso family, which came to possess such goods as the poetry of the marquess.