Church of the Savior

The church is an important example of baroque architecture in the region, constructed in 1679 under the direction of architect Leonardo de Figueroa. It stands on the site of an ancient mosque, integrating layers of religious history from Roman and Muslim periods.

Its interior features significant Christian art and elaborate retablos that highlight its religious and artistic heritage. The church serves as a chapel and place of worship, maintaining its historical function alongside its cultural importance.

Designated as a national monument, the building attracts interest for its monumental facade and its role in the religious and architectural history of the city. It remains accessible for those studying baroque art and religious architecture.