Sanctuary of Ntra. Sra de Setefilla

A large and slender building with a 15th century Mudéjar style, rebuilt in the eighteenth century. One of the largest interventions took place in 1709, after its demolition by a hurricane. Dedicated to the cult of the patron saint of the Ville.

The temple has three naves separated by pillars and covered with wooden structure.

The main chapel has a covered section with a dome over pendentives and another with a barrel vault with lunettes.

Two covers presents the church, one located in the wall of the feet and another one in the nave of the epistle. Both, as well as the portico surrounding the building, are modern. As a curiosity to say that inside it houses a collection of “Vítores” (Cheers) that are distributed through the walls of the church.