18th century chapel of longitudinal plant marked by the predominance of the straight lines of the facades. Inside, the altarpiece is carved 19th century.

Church cross plant and ship only, decoratively remodeled in neo-classical style in the 19th century. Inside, displays in white and gold carved retables and neoclassical decoration.

Baroque church of longitudinal plant, with the particularity of possessing two distinct chronology ships and side chapel.

Seventeenth-century fountain with Royal Crown closed on shield of the Royal House and three cocks of rectangular tank.

Cruise where stands out the ornament of the faces of the plinth with the typical bat wing Rococo, and the quality of capital and of the image of Christ crucified. The figure is represented with great detail and anatomical concerns: long hair, beard and overlapping feet.

This pillory is settled above a pedestal with three steps, flat shaft and the capital scarcely prominent finished by a conic body that displays a Coat of Arms.

Cruise of 18th century architecture, popular path, with images of Christ, on one side, and the Virgin and child, on the other. The image of Christ is represented with anatomical disproportions and the Virgin and child in an unusual composition.

Old chapel remodelled in Baroque style, longitudinal and rectangular plant. It has a shaft of a 16th-century cruise recessed on interior wall of the Chapel and another in the churchyard.

Church of sacred architecture, late Baroque, longitudinal plant composed of nave and chancel, with wooden ceilings and widely lit