A religious building with an impressive vaulted Renaissance structure, it houses the largest canvas in the world, attracting tourists for its history and art.

Religious building with a vaulted structure, composed of three naves and three sections, where the four Renaissance Ionic columns inside stand out. The floor plan is basilican, with three chapels in the apse and seven side chapels on each side. Construction began in the year 1515 but was halted in 1597, although in the following centuries there were attempts to complete the work. It was not until the 20th century that it was finally completed, with the closing of the third section and the construction of the main façade at the foot of the temple. Inside, it features the largest painting in the world created by a single person.