The Church of the Salvador presents to itself like one good sample of modernist architecture carried out between 1911 and 1912. It is provided with an elongated ship of hewing of stone and brick covered with wooden roof. On the outside we appreciate three pointed arches in that the stone and the brick gets together, in wing top part one big arch lodges five pointed large windows flanked by two polygonal towers of brick that remind the Mudejar way to us. Close is the famous Celtiberian Villastar deposit.