Capilla de Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe

It belonged to the Hospital de San Andrés, which was the first hospital in the town in the 16th century and still conserves its original architectural structure. It belongs to the Spanish Baroque style. It gradually acquired fame and provided shelter and sustenance for beggars and help for the sick, the elderly and pilgrims. Around the year 1645, a sick person devoted to the Virgin of Guadalupe arrived at the Hospital. There, on one of the walls of that room, he drew the image of the Virgin with charcoal.