SANTA MARIA CHURCH

The church Santa María is a Gothic temple completed in the th century, although it retains certain elements of Romanesque origin. The large windows designed by Colí de Maraia in 1413 and the bell tower between the church and Casa de la Hundreds (city Hall) will be noted. A octagonal plane, it houses six bells that have the particularity of being manually sonnées. The altar of the church is presided over by the Virgin del Coll de las Sabinas, patron of the city. It is a th century Romanesque sculpture carved in wood, representing the Virgin with the child Jesus on his knees.