The 16C-17C church has a Renaissance bell-tower, and, strangely, the remains of a mill incorporated into a wall. On entering, you are surprised by the abundantly decorated triple apse and the three Baroque domes. A large carved altarpiece dominates the presbiterio - the raised area around the high altar. The Baroque chapels on either side are overwhelmingly ornamental. The Museo de Ulía below the church exhibits a variety of objects from archaeological digs.