Tancas Abertas

Built with a rectangular layout, it features a wide central nave with two narrow side aisles, embellished with marble altars.

The facade, sober and balanced, is punctuated by a molded frame and topped by a projecting pediment.

The interior is covered by barrel vaults and enriched by sacred art works, including a valuable wooden Crucifix from the 16th century and a statue of the Virgin from the 17th century.

Next to the church stands the bell tower, elevated in 1932 and equipped with a clock facing the square.

The interior flooring, redone in the 70s, contrasts with the original materials, while the double-pitched roof maintains the traditional structure.