Managed by the Franciscan order, this 18th century church does not look like much from the outside. Step through the cute entrance though, and the sheer baroque era opulence inside the church will stagger you. There are so many ornate details in the interior that is hard to focus on just one. Still, the most obvious features of the table is the vault with lunettes, the many 18th century murals and paintings, and the highly elaborate altarpiece. Also, practically every visible surface is gilded. The chapel's’ construction was the subject of some controversy at the time, for it was designed by the Guild of Carpenters and at that time the architects of the city said that carpenters are not authorized to design a building.

• Bus 40, C5 stop Plaza de La Magdalena.
• Tram T1 stop Plaza Nueva.
• Bus 41 stop San Pablo (Plaza Magdalena).

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