Saint John the Baptist Church
This was built in the 17th century and is a baroque-style enclosure with an asymmetric construction, which has a central nave divided into five sections. Inside, we find chapels on both sides crowned by a square bell tower with a hipped roof, where the cross is erected.
On the outside, we find a simple facade with smooth walls painted white. This is where the wrought iron grille of the choir window stands out.
The temple houses a carving of the patron saint of the town and another of Christ with the Cross on his shoulders, both by Roque López, a disciple of Francisco Salzillo.
The enclosure was repaired due to the February 1999 earthquake, which affected the vaults, towers and bell tower.