Iglesia de San Miguel

The building dates from between 1784 and 1785, but in 1954 extensive modifications were carried out, so that now only the main church remains, with its chapel and the original steeple.

The rest of the church was practically rebuilt following a similar design to the old church, although the height of the central nave was increased and a doorway was added, made of red limestone from the former church of las Huérfanas. The most interesting architectural element today is the brick steeple.