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This place, also known as Ermita San Antonio de Padua de la Tuna, is home of 18th century ruins of a Spanish Colonial Hermitage Church. The place is guarded by a gate so visits need to be during opening hours. If the gate is closed, you will only be able to take distant photo shots of the site.

For information about opening hours during the weekend (general public) or to schedule group visits (15 persons or more), please contact the site's staff on Saturdays or Sundays.

Groups of 15 persons or more may visit the site during a weekday, subject to prior reservation. Unless you schedule a group reservation, this site will be closed during weekdays.

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