This hermitage also dates back to before 1576. Its dedication corresponds to San Gregorio. Its festival is on May 9, and is celebrated on the 2nd Sunday, with a populous and joyful pilgrimage. This hermitage is located next to the road, and no less than on the Camino Real, which goes from Alicante to Santiago de Compostela, according to the Repertory of Roads of Alfonso de Meneses, email of H.M. in 1576. (Bogas, Tembleque, Villacañas, Puebla de don Fadrique, Almoradiel, El Toboso,... Manjavacas... La Roda,... Albacete...) which also turns out to be the Spanish Silk Road, from Toledo to Murcia.
Furthermore, the hermitage of San Gregorio is next to the Cañada Real Soriana, an important livestock route in La Mesta, which begins in the Sierra de Cameros, along the Iregua River, goes up to Yanguas and goes down to Soria, then through Almazán, Medinaceli, and It enters the province of Guadalajara through Cifuentes and into the province of Madrid through Valdearacete and into the province of Toledo through Santa Cruz de la Zarza, it separates the terms of Lillo and Corral de Almaguer and runs 25 kilometers from our district, of which 15 runs parallel. The Riansares River, which serves as a watering hole for transhumant cattle, enters Ciudad Real through Villarrubia de los Ojos and joins those of Cuenca and Segovia to enter the Alcudia Valley, through Almodóvar del Campo.