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The first mentions of a temple come from 1209. Begun in a late Gothic style, it was built on an earlier temple, possibly Romanesque. This first temple suffered a fire in 1285, which probably motivated the beginning of the construction of the current temple in 1306. Although unfinished, it was consecrated on May 3, 1609, about three centuries after the beginning of the works. The baptismal font can be dated between 1341 and 1367. In 1576 the Gothic baptismal font was replaced by a Renaissance one and the old one was used as a reservoir for oil for the services of the temple lamps.