Parroquia de Santa Ana (Torremanzanas)

Religious

The origins of the temple go back to 1588, although its current style is neoclassical. It has a Latin cross plan, with three sections and chapels, without a dome, with a vault over the presbytery and a choir added to the feet, in the first section of the nave. The Communion chapel is next to the main altar, closing the rectangle of the floor. The temple was burned in 1936 and subsequently rebuilt. Highlights the classic altarpiece of the main altar, with Corinthian columns. Masonry walls and sloping tile roofs.