Hornacina de San Fabián

The Hornacina de San Fabián is a historic chapel located in Casbas de Huesca/Casbas de Uesca, Spain.

History

• The Hornacina de San Fabián is believed to date from the 18th century, this small but significant structure has played an important role in the local community.
• As a Catholic chapel, the Hornacina de San Fabián is an important place of worship for the local population.

Architecture

The chapel's architectural style is characteristic of the Baroque period, with ornate details and a focus on symmetry. Notable features include its imposing stone façade and intricately carved wooden doors.

Location

The Hornacina de San Fabián is situated at Calle San Fabian y San Sebastian in Casbas de Huesca/Casbas de Uesca, Spain.

Denomination and Religious Significance

The chapel's significance extends beyond its role as a spiritual center, however, with the chapel serving as a symbol of the community's heritage and cultural identity.

Architect and Notable Features

While specific information regarding the chapel's architect is not available, it is believed to have been constructed during the 18th century. The chapel's notable features include its ornate stone façade and intricately carved wooden doors.

Organ and Bells

The chapel houses a small but well-maintained organ, which is occasionally played by local musicians. Unfortunately, information regarding the chapel's bells is not available.

Heritage Status

As part of the Patrimonio Cultural de Aragón designation, the Hornacina de San Fabián has been recognized for its cultural and historical significance.

Visiting Information

The Hornacina de San Fabián is open to visitors during regular business hours. However, due to limited accessibility features, it may not be suitable for all visitors. It is recommended that prospective visitors contact the chapel directly to confirm opening hours and accessibility information.

Notable Artworks or Relics

Unfortunately, no notable artworks or relics are currently on display at the Hornacina de San Fabián. However, the chapel's ornate stone façade and intricately carved wooden doors make it a visually striking destination for those interested in architecture and history.