This church constitutes the most outstanding and relevant monument of the town. Romanesque in style, it is approximately eight centuries old. Its most outstanding characteristic is the Mudejar head, which presents a unique archway that originates from a brick plinth, accompanied by a curb course that culminates with corners and several superimposed curbs.
Likewise, the altarpiece located in the main chapel, which dates from the 16th century, deserves to be highlighted. This altarpiece is organized into three streets divided by inter-streets, and has four bodies that house various images of Saints and Biblical scenes. In total, it is made up of 18 paintings of great artistic value.