Temple at the end of the XII century and the beginning of the XIII is a great example of Romanesque church. The header, from the most ancient times, responds the typical Romanesque brick scheme, linked to the area of Toro, and the body is of Renaissance design, with some interventions of an after time, as the sacristy attached to the North nave. The belfry built in brick and with body of bells with two openings of half a point is located at the foot.

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  • Mudejar
  • Renaissance
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  • Middle Ages
  • Early modern period

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