This charming square features a historic chapel and hosts vibrant religious festivals, offering visitors a taste of local culture and traditions.

The first chapel is dated from 1816 but is at the end of XIX Century when an extension was requested, but it wasn’t finally finished until 1960. The most important religious festivals are: The Candelera Festival, which is quintessential of the patron saint of the village when "pastissets and corassons" cakes and biscuits are made, aswell as the floral offering and the procession in honor of the town's patron saint, the Virgin of the Candelera. The feast of St. Peter is the second patron saint of the town and was fully introduced from postwar to cheer up the people. Plaza Nova: The square was renovated a few years ago. The square was a fountain and for a long time a fruit and vegetables market.