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Ermita de San Roque
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16th-century hermitage north of the village, on the old Camarena road. Mountain setting.
The San Roque chapel is a 16th-century chapel north of Puebla de San Miguel, on the old Camarena road. It closes the chapel walk of the mountain village.
History
The 16th-century hermitage served the Camarena road and the northern fields. Its plain fabric matches the rural chapels of the Rincón de Ademuz, in a municipality that is now a nature park.
What to see
The chapel and the mountain setting of the old road. Pair it with the 17th-century San Miguel church and the 16th-century Purisima chapel.
Tips for your visit
- Walk from the village along the old road.
- Check access before going; no hours are published.
- Bring water: there are no services outside the village.
- Return at sunset for the best light.
Frequently asked questions
Where is San Roque?
North of the village, on the old Camarena road.
How old is it?
From the 16th century.
What pairs with it?
San Miguel and the Purisima.
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