Santa Ana church dates back to the 16th century. It stands on a Latin Cross ground plan with three naves marked out by half-point arches resting on octagonal pillars. It is finished off with modern wooden ceilings, the central section featuring classical horizontal and vertical beam patterns, in contrast to the square frames used in the crossing. The simple exterior, which has been renovated in modern times, is complemented by a four-section bell tower of square ground plan at the foot of the Epistle.