Description
Its origins are medieval, as can be seen inside, where, despite the many alterations and restorations carried out over time, clear traces of late Gothic style survive, such as the helical columns. Baroque traces also remain inside, such as the altarpiece. On the outside, its side façade is Renaissance in style, although it was rebuilt in 1908. The main façade, on the other hand, is Baroque, though also rebuilt. A bell gable with two openings for bells crowns this main façade.
