Ermita de Nuestra Senora de Muskilda, Ochagavia

Opening hours stated it should be open; we waited for 15 minutes, only to see other people come and go. No one came to open the gate. (seems typical for this town, out of season it's hard to find anything open, let alone a friendly face. It's beautiful, but there's way better places to go in this and nearby valleys.)

Beautiful views. Lovely little shop too.

Beautiful place with panoramic views but also nice picnic area and drinking water.

Beautiful enclave with spectacular views. It can be ascended both by the mountain and by road. If you choose to walk up, you have to know that the slope is steep and with loose stones, perhaps not suitable for children, but with patience it can be achieved. Worth.

Free visit hermitage, they accept donations. Eight minutes by car from Ochagavía and with good access. History: It is a Romanesque construction from the 12th century, restored in the middle of the 17th century. It has a rectangular floor plan with three naves with three sections and a head, plus a dressing room and sacristy. semi-detached The naves are supported by thick cylindrical pillars topped with moldings of half balls. It has two access doors, the main one being clearly Romanesque in style. The quadrangular tower has a conical roof made of wooden tablets. The interior is presided over by a Baroque altarpiece made by the sculptor Pedro de los Ríos in 1672, in which the niche of the Virgin. The presbytery is separated from the nave by a Gothic grille.