Origins and History

- Founded in 1259, linked to the canons of Saint Augustine.

- Rebuilt in the 18th century, preserving medieval elements.

- Former parish church of the region until the 19th century.

Architecture and Highlights

- Simple structure, with a chancel separated by a Manueline arch.

- 18th-century wooden altarpiece with golden details.

- Side altars with Hispano-Arabic tiles from the 16th century.

- Lajeado floor with ancient tombs, evidencing the funerary use.

- Discreet facade, but with historical charm.

- It is said that a young woman was accused of pregnancy and abandoned in the mountains.

- Our Lady appeared to her and revealed that she had swallowed a snake.

- The young woman was healed, and in gratitude, the chapel was erected.

- Sacred images of Saint James, Saint Sebastian, and Saint Anthony.

- Part of the Route of Santiago de Compostela and the Carmelite Route.

- During restorations in 1966, bones were discovered outside.

- The bell was stolen, leaving the bell arch empty.

- Located at a high point with panoramic views.

- Perfect for those who appreciate history, architecture, and religious tradition.