Chapel of the Immaculate Conception in Mallas

Religious architecture
Fisterra

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The hamlet of Mallas, in Fisterra, is home to the Chapel of the Immaculate Conception, a small place of worship with eighteenth-century origins.

The building has a pitched roof, a central bell gable above the front façade and a sacristy attached to one side. Its restrained architecture sits naturally within the rural setting.

For travellers exploring the smaller settlements of Fisterra, the chapel offers a quiet glimpse of the area’s everyday religious heritage and traditional village buildings.

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