It is one of the few examples of religious, Renaissance architecture in Cantabria. It was built in early 17th century, on a Romanesque church that still can be seen in the apse.
Has three naves, polygonal apse and beautiful entrance, plus a solid tower from late 16th c. It is large and well preserved.
This proyect has been made possible thanks to the implementation of the LEADER Valles Pasiegos 2014 - 2020 program, financed by the Regional Ministry of Rural Development, Livestock, Fisheries, Food and Enviroment of Cantabria; the Ministry of Agroculture, Food and Enviroment; the European Union FEADER funds, and the City Councils integrated in the Association for the Promotion and Development of the Pas Valleys.
