Description
Built between the last third of the 16th and the second half of the 18th century, it keeps in one of its chapels the known as "trophies" of the battle of the Saves of Tolosa (1212). The main cover is simple with half-point arc.
The cover breaks the symmetry of the facade and appears decorated with a shield, with elements typical of the Renaissance and Spanish mannerism. On one side, there is another mannerist cover, with a tile image of the Virgin of the Castle. The tower has an unusual rectangular floor and relief decoration in the part of the bell tower that recalls the work in brick. The interior is one-ship, covered with a half-barrel vault. Some "trophies" considered from the battle of Navas de Tolosa are preserved.
