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Shrine of Saint Lucia in Rebolleda (Burgos, Spain). A single nave tardo-románico Temple. Abroad presents buttresses and canecillos decorate. As a decorative element uses the characteristic red sandstone in vain and doors can also be found in other nearby temples as the monastery of Santa Maria de Mave. Highlights the decorative simplicity facade is the gateway to the temple, which suggests maybe in another initial project that was forced to be finished with the current aspect. This fact is backed by the difference in this facade, which disappear for an auction done with tiles, canecillos cornice indicating at least two-phase constructive. Español: Ermita de Santa Lucía en La Rebolleda (Burgos, España). Templo tardo-románico de una sola nave. Al exterior presenta contrafuertes y canecillos sin decorar. Como elemento decorativo, utiliza la característica piedra arenisca rojiza en vanos y puertas que también se puede encontrar en otros templos cercanos como el del Monasterio de Santa María de Mave. Destaca la simpleza decorativa de la fachada donde se encuentra la puerta de acceso al templo, lo que hace pensar tal vez en otro proyecto inicial, que se vio forzado a ser terminado con el aspecto actual. Este hecho viene avalado por la diferencia en la cornisa de esta fachada, en la que desaparecen los canecillos a favor de un remate hecho con tejas, lo que indica por lo menos dos fases constructivas.