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Ermita de Santa Catalina
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17th-century chapel with a 1728 hostelry and a five-spout fountain. A local-interest monument, outside the village.
The Santa Catalina chapel stands outside Aras de los Olmos. It is a 17th-century chapel with its 1728 hostelry and a five-spout fountain, listed as a local-interest monument.
History
The 17th-century chapel worked as a pilgrimage site with its own hostelry, dated 1728. The five-spout fountain in front served visitors and passing livestock.
What to see
The chapel, the 1728 hostelry and the five-spout fountain. The short trip from the village pairs with the 16th-century Ángeles church and the Cortijo tower.
Tips for your visit
- Drive from the village; it is a short ride.
- Check access before going; no hours are published.
- Wear comfortable shoes for the rural setting.
Frequently asked questions
What date does the hostelry carry?
1728, next to the 17th-century chapel.
Which fountain stands in front?
A five-spout fountain, part of the complex.
How do you get there?
A short drive from Aras de los Olmos.
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