The monument and its history The basilica of Santa María de Eunate is in the heart of the district of Muruzabal, in the Navarra province, Spain, directly on the St. James Way. This emblematic construction dates back to the late-12th century. Its origin is attributed to the Order of the Knights Templar, and its purpose was to attend to the needs of the pilgrims who were making their way towards Santiago de Compostela. The ground plan is octagonal, and facing east a pentagonal apse is attached that forms the chapel. The whole building is surrounded by an atrium of uncovered and continuous arches of unquestionable beauty and originality. These kits contain high quality ceramic pieces (which simulate the stones and the original materials), cardboard structure guides, glue, scenic material, and guided instructions. Aedes Ars produce a wide range of building sets which are used for the scale reproduction of some historical monuments such as castles, churches, bridges, and lighthouses, (some are recognised World Heritage Sites), as well as diverse miniature buildings of typical country constructions. Scale: 1/150 Approx. Nº of pieces: 2.600 Difficulty degree: 7.5/10 Sizes (Mm.): 270 x 350 x 185