The Parish Temple of Santa María, which in the 18th century was dedicated to the Virgen del Rosario, was built between 1718-1728 under the direction of Masters Juan López de Robles and Alfonso Gutiérrez, with a Latin cross plan. 

The baroque stucco decoration stands out. During the second half of the 18th century, various private chapels were added, which significantly expanded the plan of the temple and its main doorway was probably carved, in which the stately coat of arms is preserved displaced and mutilated. Some of the Baroque altarpieces that adorned the altars of its chapels have been preserved from that time.

It is now a pedestrianised area where many Spanish families spend their evenings.