Church of the Conception

The present temple dates back to 1874, when Bishop Urquinaona laid the first stone, replacing the original building destroyed on June 28, 1874 by a devastating fire. The characteristics of this sanctuary are reflected in its large proportions, its eclectic character, the distribution of its façade in three aisles, as well as in the sobriety and monumentality of its interior distributed in three naves, the central one being the largest. It is worth noting that all the elements are made of red stone, contrasting with the white walls.