Visit to the Ermita de San Roque

The Ermita de San Roque singularly crowns one of the most emblematic hills of the town traditionally linked to the Monte Calvario. Originally built in the year 1570, this modest and secluded hermitage with a rectangular plan and a single nave has undergone various restorations over the centuries without losing its deep devotional roots.

This enclave stands out for being a nerve center and a must-visit during the celebration of the Alcalá Holy Week, declared of National Tourist Interest. Its elevated location also provides a different perspective on the surrounding urban fabric and the traditional paths that ascend towards the historical areas.

Access to the exterior enclosure and surroundings is free and open all year round, allowing you to enjoy the peace of the place and the views of the hill. It is advisable to verify the interior opening times if you wish to access the sacred space specifically.