The beginning of the construction of the Church of Mercy dates back to 1588, and the reconstruction of its façade in the Nehajian style was completed only in 1640. It is distinguished by two Corinthian columns, a glass apse bearing the statue of Our Lady of Mercy, a vaulted ceiling covered with stucco, a main altar from the end of the eighteenth century, and the Iberian Organ chest Inside the church, there are two large paintings: one on canvas representing Our Lady of Mercy, and the other on wood representing the divine visit on 1616.