Iglesia de la Purísima Concepción
17th-century parish church in the centre of Calles, starting point toward the Peña Cortada trail.
The Purísima Concepción church is the parish church of Calles, gateway to the Peña Cortada aqueduct from Chelva. It is a 17th-century church in the village centre.
History
The 17th-century parish organises village life along with the Santa Quiteria chapel, in the upper Ermita quarter. Its plain fabric matches the rural Calles of the early modern period.
What to see
The nave-and-chapel church in the centre, before heading out to the trail. The main visit in the municipality is the 2nd-century Peña Cortada Roman aqueduct, on the Ruta del Agua.
Tips for your visit
- Check access before going; no hours are published.
- See the church, then head out on the trail in walking boots.
- Respect worship if the church is open.
Frequently asked questions
How old is Calles church?
From the 17th century, in the village centre.
What to see next?
The Peña Cortada Roman aqueduct, on the Ruta del Agua.
Are hours published?
No; check access before going.
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