It was built over the structure of a previous building, protected by Condestables of Castilla, it is located at the foot of the Mota hill, centre of primitive Haro. This construction was begun by Juan Rasines, and it was continued by Pedro de Rasines and his son Rodrigo, finilazing by Pedro de Origoitia and Andres de Venea on the first third of XVII century.

It was built in XVI century, using ashlar stone, with three naves of star-shaped cross ribs, over pointed arches and attached columns and pilasters. The facade, under arch, it is conceived as a altarpiece and it has scenes relatives to Stations of the Cross and Apostle imaginery. In the tympanum, God the Father and Velasco shields. It is a work of art of Vigarny. The tower of baroque style was made by Juan de Raon in 1671, being the first one of this style in La Rioja. In the inside, it highlights the altarpiece located in the high altar, a work of baroque art by Brother Pedro Martinez; and also the San Felices de Esteban image.