Santuario de la Virgen de la Hoz

The Santuario de la Virgen de la Hoz stands at the edge of the Gallo River within the Alto Tajo Natural Park, featuring Romanesque architectural elements.

Construction of this religious complex dates back to the 13th century, incorporating solid stonework with carefully carved and placed sillars throughout its structure.

The sanctuary holds regular Catholic services and contains two side chapels dedicated to Saint Blaise and Saint Anthony, along with a special chamber for Virgin Mary relics.

The rectangular building includes four sections culminating in a flat-headed apse, with six buttresses supporting the pointed barrel vault of the central nave.

Stone mason marks identified on the exterior walls of the sanctuary provide evidence of medieval construction techniques and craftsmen identification systems.

Location: Corduente

Architectural style: Romanesque architecture in Spain

GPS coordinates: 40.82952,-1.99965

Latest update: March 7, 2025 00:42