History
Rebuilt in the 18th century after the 1755 earthquake, with the support of King D. José I and the help of donations from the inhabitants.
Style and Architecture
Simple chapel in late Baroque style, with a modest exterior structure and richer details inside.
Decoration
Inside, it stands out for its polychrome clay panels with biblical scenes, as well as stuccowork and mural paintings.
Location
It is located in an isolated rural area, with beautiful views over the Tapada de Mafra, being a calm point of great historical value.
Protection and Restoration
Classified as a Property of Public Interest, it has been the subject of several restorations over the years to preserve its structure.