It is a large historicist building built after the Civil War (1936-39). It is structured in three naves with transept vaults, the central one higher than the lateral ones in which chapels are opened. The façade is to the east with a single pointed arch door and a rose window. Exterior cloister. Currently, part of the cloister is adapted as an exhibition hall. The first floor has been used as a school for years. Wide corridors and stairs.