Ermita de Santa Eulalia

The religious structure consists of a single nave divided into four sections with a semicircular apse containing medieval ornamental ironwork at its northern entrance.

The construction of this religious building took place between 1445 and 1454, with additional modifications completed during the late 18th century from 1785 to 1799.

The archaeological site surrounding the hermitage contains Roman-era habitation remains and a necropolis with a funerary tower serving as the building's apse.

The hermitage stands approximately four kilometers from El Patrás village, with specific visiting arrangements managed by the Roman Catholic Diocese of Huelva.

The exterior apse windows feature capitals depicting the Original Sin, plant motifs, and mythological creatures including harpies wearing Phrygian caps and a griffin attacking a lion.

Location: Almonaster la Real

Part of: Zona Arqueológica de Santa Eulalia

GPS coordinates: 37.80901,-6.66786

Latest update: March 9, 2025 13:07