Ermita de San Cristóbal (Tuéjar)
Former chapel of the upper town, now an exhibition hall and viewpoint. Closes the Tuéjar route.
The San Cristóbal chapel is the former chapel of the upper town of Tuéjar. Today it works as an exhibition hall and viewpoint over the houses and the Turia.
History
The San Cristóbal chapel served the upper town by the wall. Turned into an exhibition hall, it keeps its mass and its position as the town viewpoint.
What to see
The exhibition hall and the views from above. Pair it with the 17th-century Ángeles church and the 1595 Purisima chapel.
The upper town keeps the Santos gate and the Turia views: the chapel is the natural end of the old-quarter walk.
Tips for your visit
- Ask about the exhibition programme.
- Climb to the upper town in comfortable shoes.
- A fine viewpoint at sunset.
Frequently asked questions
What is San Cristóbal today?
An exhibition hall and viewpoint of the upper town.
Are hours published?
No; ask about the exhibition programme.
What to see nearby?
The Ángeles church and the Purisima.
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