Chapel of longitudinal plan with nave, chancel and vestry covered in gilt. Its location is on a hill with a slope, in a rural location and isolated.

Church probably built in the 17th century, consisting of a longitudinal plan with a nave, a chancel and a narrow rectangular sacristy located near.

The church has a longitudinal, stepped plan, consisting of a nave and chancel, with an adjoining sacristy and a side chapel. The architecture is Mannerist and Baroque.

A church with a longitudinal plan, composed by a nave, a main chapel, a sacristy and inclosed rooms. It has baroque panels in its interior.

Church with Latin cross plan and with a steeple Bell, double-adossado. The main façade is topped in gable and features a cross at the apex.

Centennial celebration cruise, built in 1940. It consists of a square plan, a box on top and plinth, the armillary sphere and the cross of Christ.

Urban housing dating from the 18th century, the present distinct coverages in roof with eaves. It also has a square plan.

This Romanic church is probably originally from the 13th century or 14th and it is composed by a nave with a rectangular plan and a two sided roof.

Bridge of iron beams, with Schiwedler system. Has Board plan, at mid-height of the main beams and seating on pillars of masonry.

Romanesque diving source, consisting of a rectangular plan with coverage in barrel vault of granitic slabs. The arms of the village on the stone arch.