Nearby attractions include the churches of Santiago de Penalba (an example of Mozarabic art), the Hermitage of Santo Tomas de las Ollas (10th century), and the Romanesque Church of Santa Maria de Vizbayo. The Torre de la Rosaleda, located in the Roseleda sector, is the city's highest point. It is also the tallest building in Ponferrada. The structure has 30 floors and was completed in 1998. The tallest building in Ponferrada is not an office building or a hotel; instead, it is a church. The Torre de la Rosaleda is a Catholic temple that reaches 33 meters (110 feet) high and has 30 floors. It was built in order to replace a smaller tower that used to stand on this site. The new structure was needed because earthquakes have been damaging buildings in Ponferrada for years now, so officials decided to move people away from the most vulnerable areas by creating a place where they could seek refuge. The temple itself is not just a place where people go to pray. There are many groups that use it as a meeting place, both religious and non-religious. A small chapel on the first floor is available for private prayers while on public holidays an altar with candles is set up on the ground floor for prayer meetings. Ponferrada lies about 20 miles east of Madrid in the province of Castilla y León. The town is well known for its leather goods such as shoes and bags.