Ermita de la Purísima Concepción
16th-century hermitage at the edge of the village, with a later Calvary. A stop on the chapel walk.
The Purisima Concepción chapel is a 16th-century chapel at the edge of Puebla de San Miguel, with a later Calvary. It belongs to the chapel walk of the highest village of the Valencian Community.
History
The 16th-century hermitage served the devotion of the mountain village with its Calvary. Its plain fabric matches the rural chapels of the Rincón de Ademuz.
What to see
The chapel and the Calvary at the edge of the houses. Continue to the 17th-century Baroque San Miguel church and the San Roque chapel, on the Camarena road.
Tips for your visit
- Walk the chapels on foot from the centre.
- Check access before going; no hours are published.
- Dress warmly: the village tops 1,100 m.
Frequently asked questions
How old is the Purisima?
From the 16th century, with a later Calvary.
Where is it?
At the edge of Puebla de San Miguel village.
What pairs with it?
San Miguel and the San Roque chapel.
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