St. Nicholas Court has a fine example of a medieval underground chapel, however little is known about the origins or past use of this building.

The underground chapel from the medieval era containing the spring is accessed from within the present church by descending seven steps.

An underground chapel was built on the spot where the Holy Family is believed to have spent the night.

Basement windows at ground level give a little light to the underground chapels of the crypt.

Each home had its own underground chapel, stocked with missals and canned goods against Armageddon.

It was built over an underground chapel and has a valuable collection of colonial paintings of the Cusco School.

There is a small underground chapel of Saint-Anne below the keep.

There is also an underground chapel dating from 1524 in the garden.

They turned and left the underground chapel.

The underground chapel contains the remains of around 4,000 friars buried between 1500 and 1870.