Monuments

Construction began in 1528 under the auspices of abbot Pedro de Castro, who is buried inside. The church underwent profound redevelopment in the 18th century.

Although its exterior bears little of architectural interest, the interior more than makes up for it. There is a single, large and lofty nave covered in panels representing biblical scenes, a main chapel finished in attractive, late 18th centuries tiles, along with more painted panels and altars carved in rich gold leaf.