Most reviewed Shrines in Spain

Picturesque pilgrimage destination featuring a chapel inside a cave with a lake underneath.

👍👍 " Yeah, I'm gonna take my horse to the old town road.I'm gonna ride 'til I can't no more" It has been 18 years since I was here. Again it was a kind of magic despite the more commercial approach ( just a bit don' t you worry). As all reviews mention, the sandy streets are like a movie. The high b...

This tranquil monastery & pilgrimage site with a museum & garden dates to the 13th century.

A winding road leads to this hilltop church & former monastery, with a lookout for panoramic views.

Tranquil 17th-c. abbey on Mount Valparaíso with underground chapels, guided tours & panoramic views.

Restored medieval monastery with Romanesque remains & an 11th-century crypt, offering guided tours.

Vast hilltop hiking destination with rocky climbing areas, panoramic views & a historic church.

Sizable limestone cave with prehistoric art, interesting geological formations & live bats.

👍👍 The place worth to see. Just Stunning! 😍 Can enjoy enormous gorgeous view and breath full chest of wild air, filled by quitity combined with sounds of 🐦 and bugs. There is a church just on top of the hill, restaurant, place with tables for the piknick and WC.

👍 Pretty chapel that is better known for being covered in scallop shells. Probably not worth the drive all the way here to see this but the island of Toxa has a beautiful golf course, plenty of good restaurants in O Grove (across the bridge) and some cool beaches.

👍👍 A beautiful 360 degree view over the region. Incredible hiking. Fantastic restaurant. Well worth the visit

👍👍 Eclectic style church, the bell tower is modernist style. It is located in the San Iscle mountain range in La Salut. Next to the church is the capella's house. The second Monday in May is celebrated l'aplec de la salut. The church is surrounded by forests. There is a great variety of vegetation. It...

👍👍 This church was elevated to a Basilica by the Holy See in 2003 due to its historical importance. Known in Gijón as the Iglesiona due to its large dimensions. To highlight the beauty of the paintings inside and the imposing figure of the Sacred Heart in the bell tower that can be seen from different...

👍👍 Spectacular site with incredible views and a very beautiful history. The truth is a place to visit and be amazed. The Hermitage of Our Lady of La Lanzada is a temple from the 12th or 13th centuries and is very well preserved and according to legend, before the hermitage, there was a Phoenician ligh...

👍👍 Caravaca is dominated by the medieval Santuario de la Vera Cruz (Sanctuary of True Cross), and contains several convents and a fine parish church, with a miraculous cross celebrated for its healing power, in honor of which a yearly festival is held on 3th May.

👍 Located on the the Jaizkibel surrounded by nature, it is a quiet and relaxing place. It is easily accessible by car as it is indicated by road sign. One can also walk there from Hondarrabia, it is a 30-60 minutes hike. There are plenty of space outside for picnic. Finally, it is a good starting poin...

👍👍 This is a serene place for prayer. The monks here are hospitable and friendly. Recommended to visit and know the history of the place.

👍👍 Excellent service. Best food we had in El Rocio.

Built in 1906, this large Catholic church features Gothic architecture with a seaside backdrop.