Tower

It is located at the foot of the church. It consists of three significant parts: on the one hand, the lower body of the tower serves as a portico and above it, secondly, rises the prismatic shaft that consists of two bodies. The first consists of a baroque niche and in the second body there are two straight windows. It ends in a semicircular body of bells that is articulated with pilasters in which half points are inscribed for the bells, all covered by a small cupola. Finally, the section of bells rests on an octagonal base with a clock on the front and four stone images in the four corners of the shaft; the two in front represent the Virgen del Carmen and the Virgen del Rosario, and the two at the back represent Santa Águeda and Santa Bárbara, works by Pedro Joaquín de Alquizalete.