Category: Religious Architecture > Church
District: Setúbal > Santiago do Cacém > Santiago do Cacém > Santiago do Cacém, Santa Cruz e São Bartolomeu da Serra
Located in the heart of Santiago do Cacém's historic centre, on a narrow, cobblestone street typical of the old urban fabric.
The facade is simple, with straight lines, a wooden door, and a small bell tower at the top, highlighted by orange-toned borders. The architecture conveys the typical simplicity of chapels in the Alentejo interior.
Despite its discreet appearance, this chapel is a testament to local religiosity and the presence of small brotherhoods or confraternities that shaped community life in past centuries.
It can be easily visited on foot during a stroll through the city's old streets, being close to other points of interest such as the castle, the main church, and manor houses.
At the entrance, there is a panel offering additional information for those wishing to learn more about the building's history and context.
The street where it is located has a special charm, with traditional Portuguese cobblestone pavement, old houses, and an interesting view over the city's rooftops.
License: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/deed.pt
Coordinates DD: 38.01493465796536,-8.696242469002216
Coordinates DMS: 38°00'53.8"N 08°41'46.5"W