Ermita de Santiago (Monsacro)

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Ermita de Santiago (Monsacro)


43°15′41″N 5°53′27″W / 43.261526°N 5.890839°W / 43.261526; -5.890839
Location	Asturias, Spain

Ermita de Santiago (Monsacro)^{[pronunciation?]} is an ancient stone octagonal Roman Catholic hermitage in the municipality of Morcín, an autonomous community in Asturias, Spain. It is located near the peak of Monsacro and another hermitage called the Ermita de la Magdalena.^[1]