Built between the 14th and 15th centuries and renovated in the 18th. It consists of a single central body and several side chapels. Two factories are distinguished: the 18th century section that is covered with a half-barrel vault, with transverse arches supported by a classic molding on boxed pilasters. The entrance to the second factory is through a pointed diaphragm arch. It has a Renaissance altarpiece presided over by the Virgin of the Assumption. The two covers are protected with a wooden dust cover between buttresses. They are Renaissance. At the foot is the sixteenth century tower, which has three sections, the last one with holes for bells and finished in a pyramidal capital.