Religious building (originally a convent) built in the historicist style in the 17th – 19th centuries.

Church of rectangular plant with corner, with two dividing walls. It is part of the urban plot. It has a ship with 5 transverse arches and turns of four points between them.

Facades: the main one formed by an upper body and two symmetrical sides that correspond to the internal structure of the building. It is accessed through an atrium of three round arches, on which appear neo-Roman windows.

Blind arches in the gable and in the dividing line of the first floor. Highlights the portal s. XVII in the atrium. Side facade almost blind.

Authors: Fray Joan Font, architect (1638) / Bernat Pejoan and Sanmartí, architect (1864 to 1926) author of neo-Romanesque decoration

State of conservation

Exterior: Bad

Facades: Bad

Covers: Bad

Openings: Correct

Gardens and surroundings: Bad

Interior: good