Obviously, it is a church. This is a typical baroque church, with a Latin Cross plan, (one central nave and two ones at its sides). Now, we are going to talk about the decorative elements:
-The building has two floors. The upper one has an organ, but this part isn’t accessible because it is being restored.
-In the facade, the gable is decorated with flagons and floors. Also, it has a Virgen del Carmen sculpture. The three entrances have doors with metal grills forged by Juan Gil.
-In the main interior part, there are two big important elements:
The San José Church has a dome decorated with stucco on top, and it has very big and impressive cupola.
Also, there is the chapel. It consists of a St. Teresa representation and has many beautiful paintings.
Here is some information about the secondary elements:
-The arches of the doors are semi-circular. The interior is decorated with many sculptures and representations of religious characters, and the ceiling has many paintings.
-The representative figures (the less important ones) have a Doric style, and the most important ones, the Christ of Desamparo (popularly known as the Siete Reviernes) and a Saint Joseph, (very near to St.Teresa chapel), have a Corinthian style because of the acanthus leaves.