Iglesia San Martiño

Despite its current modern appearance, its walls conserve vestiges of its pre-Romanesque origin. In the 12th century its structure was adapted to the Romanesque style, and several metopes with rose windows and the remains of corbels have been preserved from this period. These canzorros were possibly cut in a new reform at the end of the 18th century, which eliminated the apse and made the building more spacious.