Romanesque church from the late 11th or early 12th century, built to replace an earlier, possibly pre-Romanesque temple. It consists of a single nave, ending to the east in a semicircular apse and covered by a barrel vault. Notably, on its southern side is the beginning of what would have been a lateral nave with an absidiole, which was never completed. On the north side is an attached tower bell whose base belongs to the pre-Romanesque church and features horseshoe-arched windows in its upper section. Between the 11th and 12th centuries, a Romanesque upper section with triple windows was added. The exterior is decorated with blind arcades and Lombard bands.