Located on the Camino de Santiago and the old Roman Via XIX, it’s an outstanding example of rural Romanesque architecture

Already desecrated, this church is presumed to have existed even in Visigothic times

Beautiful church of Romanesque origin with a cruceiro at the entrance.

Church of various artistic styles and a fascinating history, linked to the pilgrimage of St. Francis of Assisi to Compostela.

Church dedicated to the apostle Santiago very close to the scene of a terrible battle with the Muslims.

Former church of the Order of the Knights of St. John of Jerusalem.

Water fountain that, according to legend, sprang up when a widow and her children helped a pilgrim in need.

Chapel dedicated to the Cross of Christ, which is also a crossroads.

Small chapel dedicated to St. Barbara with a special blessing to pilgrims going to Santiago