The main parish because it’s the oldest in the city, the current temple was built in the 17th century and expanded in the mid-18th century.

The Baroque facade, which was recently adorned with an eighteenth-century ornamental top, has a mid-17th century bell tower on one side and strong El Escorial influences on the spire.

The inside, with Baroque vaults and neoclassical decorative elements, is home to a collection of late 18th century fresco paintings.  Particularly standing out is the mural covering the entire high altar vault with a representation of “The Glory”, attributed to painter José Vergara.

The temple houses important altarpieces such as the high altarpiece featuring different coloured marble and an altarpiece with a painting of  “Our Lady of the Custodial Angels” in the tabernacle chapel by Valencian painter Jerónimo Jacinto de Espinosa

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