Hermitage of San Sebastián (XIV century, rebuilt in the XXI) · Bubión

The Ermita de San Antonio, also known as San Sebastian, is one of the most endearing corners of Bubión. After decades in ruins due to a collapse, it was restored in 2006. In the 40's it was the scene of communions, with fritters and chocolate as tradition, being the last one celebrated in 1953. It preserves the images of San Antonio and San Sebastián, although in the past it housed other figures. A few meters away is the curious Artesa de los Moros, a stone with a hollow used, according to tradition, by the Arabs to knead bread, a witness to the historical heritage of the place.