Iglesia parroquial de San Roque
An 18th-century church, later extended, in a neoclassical style. The square bell tower was added over the original bell-gable; outside, the dome on a ring with a lantern stands out. Inside there is a single nave with five bays, and it preserves an 18th-century image of Saint Cecilia and a 19th-century painting of the Virgin of Carmel.
The parish church of San Roque is an 18th-century building, extended later, in a neoclassical style. The square bell tower was added over the original bell-gable. Outside, the dome on a ring with a lantern stands out. Inside, the church has a single nave with five bays and a dome over the crossing. It preserves an 18th-century image of Saint Cecilia and a 19th-century painting of the Virgin of Carmel. The combination of the original fabric, the extensions and the surviving pieces makes it possible to trace several stages of the temple.
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