In Navarre, to the southeast of the town of Fontellas and between the river Ebro and the Imperial Channel, is populated of The Jug formed in the last third of the XVIIIth century. it finds also the Palace of Carlos V, being this building one old factory of the XVIth century, although much transformed, especially in his principal front, in the XIXth century. Brick block is conceived like a solid one with the first chairs body and other two of brick, which principal front presents two turrets and between they a low gallery of arcades and other one of auction, in a plane later.

It is surrounded by a few agreeable gardens with ponds and statues. One of these is a masculine bust of the ends of the XIXth century, which appears on a capital of twisted fallen leaves, also of epoch.

Along with the Palace of Carlos V, a neoclassic church locates of the ends of the XVIIIth century. His principal front has a block centrally with a neoclassic door of stone, flat and with one triangular pediment on cantilevers. They frame the front two bodies side, of less height, with flat stone windows.

To another side of the way that exists along with the Palace and giving sight to Imperial channel, there is the town of the XVIIIth century, constituted for four big rectangular blocks, with two apartments and roofs to two waters.

The principal fronts of these pavilions present the strong one tendency to the horizontalidad and are articulated rhythmically with multiple vain flat and windows in the low apartment and balconies and windows, alternatively, in the Superior. The town joins to the palace across an avenue flanked by trees.

Also two preys must be reviewed in the river Ebro. The oldest, placed behind the Palace of Carlos V, is a work of chairs of XVIth century, realized by Gil de Morlanes. Other one, located waters it arrives, belongs a XVIIIth century and Ramón de Pignatelli owes to the initiative of Aragonese canon to himself. (Royal decree 157/2004, of On January 23)

Populations: Fontellas, Jug.