It was probably built in the mid-15^th century, and it is directly related to the Dominican Order. The main nave dates back to the end of the 15^th century; the sacristy, now disappeared, dates back to the 18^th century. The chapel has a small room with a porch that backs onto the chapel via arches.

Every year, the closest Sunday to 29 April, there is a pilgrimage where rosemary is blessed in favour of future harvest.

The “Peiró” is a wayside cross located at entrance to the town. It dates back to the first half of the 15^th century and it is the only one that is still standing, although there were three more crosses in the town. In the recreational area there is a playground, paella making facilities, tables, chairs, parking facilities, bins and a fountain. 

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