Traces of an ancient Roman city and Visigothic, founded by the Romans in the 1st century BC.

17th century church with a longitudinal plan consisting of three aisles divided into five sections, a narrower chancel, a belfry, a Baptistry, a sacristy and a adossadas Chapel. Its content was very changed, keeping the seventeenth-century tile Wainscoting in the Baptistry and side chapel, as well as some Baroque imaginary.

This church was probably built on the 15th century and it is composed by a longitudinal plan. It possesses one nave, a narrow and high main chapel, a sacristy and a bell tower. On the inside it stands out the altarpiece in golden carving on the main altar and on the outside for the campanile.

This baroque church is dated from the 18th century and it is composed by one only nave, a lower and straighter main chapel, one attached sacristy and a tower. On the inside it should be mentioned the altarpieces in golden carve in national and late baroque style.