Iglesia de Nuestra Señora de la Fuensanta
The church dates back to the sixteenth century, and its design is recognisably Renaissance, although without the stylistic fanfare typical of other buildings from the period. Its interior consists of a single box floor, divided into three naves that support smooth shaft columns with Doric capitals and sparsely decorated pointed arches. Externally, the church has two bodies separated by molding with two sober façades framed by semicircular arches. The most unique element of the church’s structure is its tower.
Location
Plaza de la Constitución.