Iglesia de Nuestra Señora de la Anunciación de Abrucena

Our Lady of the Annunciation from the 16th-17th century in the Mudejar style, was an Arab mosque and converted into a Christian temple, it forms an important part of the traditions of Abrucena. It was rebuilt in 1828 after being burnt down in 1819. On the outside, it has brick and masonry rafters topped by a cornice with modillions under the gabled roof. The façade has a bell arch flanked by an entablature. The tower is crowned by a bell tower dating from later centuries. The interior has a rectangular floor plan and a single nave, on the right side with four semicircular arches that lead to chapels with flat roofs. The main chapel has a square floor plan with a semicircular vault supported by blind arches.