Its origin is medieval as can be seen in its interior, where, despite the multiple reforms and restorations that have been carried out over time, it preserves clear vestiges of late Gothic such as the helical columns. It also preserves traces of the Baroque, such as the altarpiece. On the outside, its lateral façade is Renaissance, although it was rebuilt in 1908. The main façade, on the other hand, is Baroque, although it was also rebuilt. A belfry with two holes for bells finishes off this main facade.