It is a
Gothic style building, with influences from the Portuguese
Manueline style. and Juan Noble, and dated 1541. The door is in the central body and has a half-point arch framed by sculptures of St Peter and St Paul. In the upper part of the doorway a
relief of the
Dormition of Mary can be seen; and above the decoration in base to medallions in the shape of
scallop shells, as well as sculptures of saints, biblical and even historical characters; and, even larger, a
rose window (responsible for the lighting of the interior space), symbolising heaven. The façade is crowned by a
calvary and the typical stonework of Portuguese Manueline style. Among the figures of the saints that appear in the decoration of this façade, the busts of
Christopher Columbus and
Hernán Cortés can be seen, which are situated to the sides of the rose window. It also presents a façade on the south side of the building, with a half-point arch. It also presents a Manueline stonework crowning the walls and the
apse of the temple, which presents a large decorated window in the Manueline style. The larger chapel, the chapel of Christ, the chapel of the Angustias, the chapel of the Purísima, the chapel of the Trinity or the altar of the Sorrowful Virgin. == Gallery ==