It formed a part of the former convent of Carmelite founded in 1603, though the building did not conclude until ends of century, about 1697. This church has three ships, the highest and broad head office that the wings. It is covered with tunnel vault with lunetos and presents an interesting decoration baroque - Spanish Muslim living under Christian rule in the intradós of his arches perpiaños. The most interesting of the construction is, undoubtedly, his front page-altarpiece divided in two bodies and with a few magnificent columns salomónicas. The former cloister is included nowadays in the building of courts. It continues the Renaissance tradition, arranged in two plants of series of arches on columns. Also great artistic value has his major altarpiece, work agreed with Jaime Nogués in 1716. Only his magnificent masonry has remained. After the civil war it was restored by the brothers Albareda.
