Palacio de Góngora is a Renaissance palace located in Aranguren, Navarra, with documented origins tracing to 1512 when residential chambers were constructed between two courtyards. The palace features a distinctive porticoed interior courtyard with classical Italian-style columns and a pointed arch entrance displaying the Góngora family coat of arms with three silver bands and nine wolves. First mentioned in records dating to 1098, the palace later became the seat of the Marquis de Góngora in 1695, representing significant architectural and noble heritage in Navarrese history.
