Ujué is a town and municipality in the province and autonomous community of Navarre, in northern Spain. It is often written as Ujué – Uxue, reflecting both its Spanish and Basque names.
It is located in Navarre, a region of northern Spain that borders France. The municipality is a small, rural settlement typical of the area's historic towns.
Ujué is best known for the Sanctuary of Santa María la Real, a fortified church that sits at the highest point of the town and dominates its skyline. The town's medieval layout, with narrow streets and stone houses clustered around the sanctuary, reflects its long history as a pilgrimage site in Navarre.