Parish Church of the Immaculate – Built in the sixteenth century, it was sacked in the rebellion of the Moors and burned, its armor was rebuilt in the early seventeenth, has recently been renovated and restored due to problems in the roof.

Formerly known as the Santa Cruz, it is an architecture of a rectangular plant of a single nave, flat head and covered with wood armor of the calls of limabordón, with little decoration in the musk, but with seven transverse straps, adorned with stars, And other smaller ones in each of the corners, all in their color. It also has at its feet a small choir on the entrance cancellation, being a high presbytery of the ship of the faithful, ascending to him by means of a step. The church has two entrances, one at the feet with half-point gap of brick seen and another by the wall of the Gospel. Adosado to the one of the epistle, they excel of the plane two quadrangular spaces: One that lodges to the baptismal chapel, and the other on which rises the bell-tower of three bodies and octagonal flight, with windows in four of its faces.

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