Church founded in the 12th century that has reached our days very transformed due to the reforms carried out between the 18th and 20th centuries, conserving only a Romanesque arch located to the left of the tower from the initial period.
It is a temple with a rectangular floor plan, with a single nave and a very prominent head in plan and height, with several side chapels that make up a kind of transept, in addition to the sacristy. It has a portico attached to the south facade.
At the foot of the nave, forming the main façade (which is the one that faces directly from the Camino de Santiago), there is a tall tower with three sections, in a historicist style, built in 1929. This tower opens on the ground floor by means of a large pointed arch, of remarkable height, while in the upper sections of the structure there is a small window and the bell tower, open on all four sides by means of semicircular arches.