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The chapel is located in Lomo La Jara. The hiking trail is called Pista Montana el Haya; it's a great hiking route that leads along here amidst beautiful nature 💚.

A fantastic hiking trail leads along here, amidst beautiful nature 💚 highly recommended. The bridge is very sturdy and leads to the glass caves, which are stunning and definitely worth a visit 👍🏻. I wonder what kind of hard work it must have been to create these tunnels and then extract sand to produce glass. Unfortunately, it didn't bring the Spanish the desired success, so the project was abandoned. The poor local population then used the caves as shelter. Unthinkable in this day and age.

A fantastic hiking trail leads along here, amidst beautiful nature 💚 highly recommended. The bridge is very sturdy and leads to the glass caves – beautiful to see and highly recommended 👍🏻.

There are some great buildings nearby, including the old town hall.

The cathedral was built over a pilgrimage church from 1511. In 1515, construction began on a Mudejar-style church. In the 17th century, specifically in 1618, Bishop Antonio Carrionero had the church built, and in the 18th century some side chapels were added inside. The building in its current appearance in neo-Gothic style dates from between 1904 and 1915. It consists of three naves with cross vaults. The right tower was built in 1916. The neoclassical façade is a reconstruction from 1825.

It's an easy walk. Normally. The last third is still closed because of the major fire a few months ago and the clean-up work that is taking place. It's better to ask beforehand.

A very beautiful tower.

A beautiful, old church.