Loyola family tower house

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The Loyola family tower house is a historic fortified residence in Azpeitia, Gipuzkoa, Spain, best known as the ancestral home and birthplace of Saint Ignatius of Loyola, founder of the Society of Jesus.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf birthplace
fortified residence
historic house
tower house
ancestralHomeOf Loyola family
architecturalStyle medieval Basque tower house
birthplaceOf Ignatius of Loyola
continent Europe
country Spain
hasPart chapel
residential quarters
tower
heritageDesignation historic building
locatedIn Azpeitia
locatedInAdministrativeTerritory Basque Country
Gipuzkoa
Spain
locatedNear Sanctuary of Loyola
namedAfter Loyola family
notableFor association with Ignatius of Loyola
being the birthplace of the founder of the Society of Jesus
religiousSignificance associated with Catholicism
associated with the Society of Jesus
significantEvent birth of Ignatius of Loyola
tourism cultural tourism destination
religious tourism destination
usedFor defense
pilgrimage site
residence

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Loyola, Azpeitia, Gipuzkoa, Spain hasHistoricBuilding Loyola family tower house
Loyola hasPatronymicLine House of Loyola
linked to: Loyola family tower house
Azpeitia hasPlaceOfInterest Loyola family house
linked to: Loyola family tower house
Sanctuary of Loyola hasPart Loyola family tower house
Loyola family associatedWith House of Loyola
linked to: Loyola family tower house
Loyola de Oñaz namedAfter House of Loyola
linked to: Loyola family tower house