This picturesque Chapel stands almost on the cliff, being literally stuck to the edge of the cliff. It was in this place, according to legend, that the image of Our Lady of Montserrat was found, and later the Chapel was built.
Unlike the Black Madonna in the Basilica, here the statue is not kept under glass. You can freely touch her and pray. In the altar part of the chapel, you can also see a rather unusual, almost suspended in the air, bronze sculpture of the crucified Christ. A small patio with a well in the center and huge boulders peeping at you through a hole in the roof is also interesting.
It's easy and serene here. Calm and joyful. There is only you, sitting in the Chapel at the end of the Earth and talking to Him. Amazing place.
Access is free. Opening hours (open daily):
- from April 1 to November 1 from 10-30 to 17-15;
- from November 2 to March 31 from 11-30 to 16-15;
- on weekends and holidays from 10-30 to 16-30.
Unlike the Black Madonna in the Basilica, here the statue is not kept under glass. You can freely touch her and pray. In the altar part of the chapel, you can also see a rather unusual, almost suspended in the air, bronze sculpture of the crucified Christ. A small patio with a well in the center and huge boulders peeping at you through a hole in the roof is also interesting.
It's easy and serene here. Calm and joyful. There is only you, sitting in the Chapel at the end of the Earth and talking to Him. Amazing place.
Access is free. Opening hours (open daily):
- from April 1 to November 1 from 10-30 to 17-15;
- from November 2 to March 31 from 11-30 to 16-15;
- on weekends and holidays from 10-30 to 16-30.
Translated automatically from Russian. View original
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