Local architecture in Aplujarra de la Sierra
Iglesia Parroquial de San Miguel Arcangel.
The current church dates to the mid-eighteenth century. The original church was built around 1539 and was a temple with three naves and a separate main chapel. The Moors burned it down during the rebellion and was later rebuilt in 1582 using chestnut wood. Throughout the seventeenth century it suffered numerous repairs but its condition threatened imminent ruin so it was advised it was demolished and rebuild in a different place. However, due to opposition from the neighbours, this was not carried out and was rebuilt in its old location. Located on Carretera de la Iglesia.