This church originally belonged toConvent of Santo Domingo, founded by theCatholic Monarchs in the year 1500and became extinct in the 19th century after theMendizábal's Disentailment.The construction of the church took place around 1530-1550.

The small Renaissance portal is adorned with the characteristic Dominican emblem of dogs with torches in their mouths. The most striking feature is the splendid collection of armor covering the nave; the Mendoza family's coat of arms appears in the main chapel as a sign of patronage, in addition to that of the Dominicans.

Its walls are adorned with paintings depicting Dominican themes, including the legendary episode of Our Lady of the Rosary at the Battle of Lepanto. The church's paintings and religious imagery are mostly modern, with the image of [name missing] being particularly noteworthy.San Miguel, created in 1947 by the sculptorRuiz del Olmo.