The Parish Church of Saint Domingo de Guzmán is a religious temple whose date of construction is unknown. Two different architectural orders coexist in it: the ogival -currently much reformed- and the baroque. With a rectangular floor plan and three naves, the building has a bell tower attached to its façade, which dates from 1732. The most valuable element of this basilica is the stonework on its façade, which, although not being completed, tells that the relics of Saint Tomé, Saint Dionysius, Saint Cosmas and Saint Daniel, Saint Afra, Saint Sebastian and Saint Sabas, all martyrs, were kept there.