Iglesia de San Caprasio, Santa Cruz De La Seros

The hermitage of San Caprasio de Santa Cruz de la Serós was built in the last quarter of the 11th century following the precepts of the Lombard Romanesque. Subsequently, it underwent various reforms that altered its appearance up to now. of the tower, market and the attached house-abbey. Its interior is very austere. There is no type of decoration, only the drawing formed by the different courses of stone that were used in its construction. It is worth visiting for its simplicity.

A must visit if you are in the area. Admission is free, although you cannot access the interior, it has bars that prevent access.

Lombard Romanesque style church, medium in size, which has nothing special, at least at first glance.

Tiny Lombard-Romanesque church (72m2) but very well preserved. It is worth a visit along with Santa María (included in the visit to San Juan de la Peña) and the rest of the town, which is a little gem... and part of the Camino de Santiago through Aragón. The car park is right at the entrance to the town and towards the road to San Juan de la Peña. San Caprasio is at the back of the parking lot. From there, walking and enjoying the streets is the best.

Small Romanesque church a few steps from the main parish church of Santa María, which serves as a preamble to the Monastery of San Juan de la Peña. The interior is visible from the door grate, illuminated by the switch on the left hand side on the interior wall.