Iglesia Arciprestal de Nuestra Señora de la Encarnación

Superb neoclassical construction from the end of the 18th century, ordered to be built by the Dukes of Osuna, on the site of an old Arab mosque. It replaces a primitive Gothic church, the remains of which are preserved in the baptismal chapel. It consists of three wide naves covered in marble imported from Italy. To the outside it presents two facades to the Plaza de la Iglesia; The main one has two twin towers and the closing front of the main nave, in addition to the main entrance and two small access doors to the towers. The side façade has an access door.