Gothic temple in whose interior we can see three Romanesque capitals, reused as support of the altar. In them we can see: vegetal motifs, four pairs of hybrids facing each other with the body of a bird and the head of a feline, and the third is the cup of the aguabenditera font, decorated with four pairs of rough birds that turn their beaks to form hearts. It is located in the neighborhood of the Villa Vieja, completed in the XVI century, of Gothic design with transept and three naves. It preserves three impressive altarpieces. The one of the Main Altar dedicated to Santa Maria is presided over by a seated Virgin. The chapel of Santo Cristo de la Villa Vieja, belonging to the Villa y Tierra, was finished in 1724 and preserves in its interior a beautiful baroque altarpiece with a Crucified Christ and a meticulous angelarium. <span class="automatic-translation-warning">This text was automatically translated.</span>