Restore by the municipality in 2004, the hermitage has a covered porch at the entrance, upon which there isa belfry. The most interesting original ornamentation is the shield of the "Ruiz de Castellblanque", a former patron of the place, located in the front wall.
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Mentioned in a 17th century document, this old building has been renovated in various parts of its structure over time. It is a modest building with with bells on its gable.
Founded in the 17th century , the building has undergone several renovations. It is a humble stone building with a gabled roof. Inside the church there is a wooden cross alleged to come from the Garden of Gethesemane.
Regarded as the oldest monument of the town, the hermitage was built in the 14th century in a Romanesque style. In the following 16th cencury, two side chapels in Gothic style were added to the edifice, and then a Baroque presbytery in the 17th century. The hermitage was the seat of one of the oldest and still active Brotherhood of Nuestra Señora de la Huerta , founded in the 14th century.
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