Opened for worship in 1718, it features in the main chapel an original altarpiece consisting of a fresco painting, framed by columns and a painted perspective frame, in what has come to be called trompe-l'oeil.

Large baroque altarpieces on each side of the central nave make it a true sculpture museum that, in many cases, narrates the history of the Society of Jesus in the city for centuries.

Its enormous twin towers, over 50 meters high, offer visitors a unique experience: enjoying the most privileged view of the medieval city and the imposing Primatial Cathedral of Toledo.