It is next to the Puerta de Sevilla in the old wall. Built in the fifteenth century and then renovated in the eighteenth century, when it acquired its present appearance. In 1984 it suffered an unfortunate fire, in which it lost the baroque pictorial decoration and the main altarpiece. The choir and the sacramental chapel stand out. From its tower you can see the whole city. In an adjoining courtyard, with a separate entrance, there is also a small museum where liturgical objects and processional heritage are exhibited. The interior of the temple is flat and all the naves can be visited in their entirety. The beautiful sacramental chapel can only be seen from the outside and the tower can only be visited by people without mobility problems. <span class="automatic-translation-warning">This text was automatically translated.</span>