Right at the entrance to the town, there is the Saint Anthony Hermitage, a construction that maintains the style of architecture typical of the ancient Islamic marabouts.
Inside the chapel are three images of the Patron Saint.
The smallest is an image that was originally inside the church, but was sheltered from burning during the Spanish Civil War.
The second image is a large one, which was also originally in the church but suffered burns on its back, when some candles accidentally fell on it. Later, with the help of the inhabitants, it was restored.
The third image belongs to the church, but his stay is shared with the hermitage, as it is the image used in the processions of the typical village festivities, where he leaves the church to be taken to the hermitage.