Ermita de Santa Bárbara (Ademuz)
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Church
Ruins of the Santa Bárbara chapel by Ademuz castle, linked to the local Santa Cruz rites.
The Santa Bárbara chapel is a ruined chapel next to Ademuz castle, in Ademuz. Its remains are linked to the local Santa Cruz rites, one of the village traditions.
History
The chapel served the castle and hill area. Today only ruined walls survive, mapped as ruins, with no roof and no worship use.
What to see
The ruined walls and the setting by the fortress, with views of the village and the Turia. The stop belongs to the castle walk and pairs with the Huerta chapel, from the 14th century, at the entrance to the village.
Tips for your visit
- See it as part of the castle walk, wearing walking shoes.
- There are no services or shade on the hill.
- For the festivity, ask in the village about the Santa Cruz dates.
Frequently asked questions
What remains of the Santa Bárbara chapel?
Ruined walls by the castle, with no roof and no worship.
Which tradition is it linked to?
The local Santa Cruz rites of Ademuz.
How do you visit it?
On foot, as part of the climb to Ademuz castle.
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