Description
In 1437 he was a priori of the Order of Calatrava after the conquest of Porcella in 1240 and Benedictine monastery. This Gothic church faithfully synthesizes the cistercian spirit of the order and integrates romanic, Gothic, baroque and neoclassical elements well different from each other. It consists of two ships in the form of "L," the main one with arqueria and capitals with plant motifs. Outside it exhibits a baroque cover and a bell tower with 18th century cover. It has been declared a Good of Cultural Interest since 2003.
