Camporramiro owes his name to king Ramiro I, that in the Xth century aimed a big defeat at the Normans, who, at that time, were destroying the Galician territory

Church of Camporramiro: Building of the beginning of the XIIth century, vestry of the XVIIIth and bulrush of the XXth. Walls of chairs of granite and tile covering to two waters. The apse is shaped by one barrel vault. The triumphal arch with camber, in addition to columns attached and capitals with vegetable decoration. The arch fajón has them the same characteristics as the triumphal one. In the testero there is one archivolt window tórica, and hollow frame. canecillos some rosettes preserve between them. The door S. there is formed by an arch of pointed tendency, with baquetón Archivolt, garrison of tickets, columns of an order and smooth eardrum. In tejaroz of the ship some canecillos survive with decoration varied. The principal front has semicircular arch a little peraltado, with archivolt of double arches and bands. The capitals have braided and wedges with human heads and a smooth eardrum finishes off the set .
 

Places of Camporramiro: Or Bañal, Cabreiros, To Gate, To Eirexe, Fund of Vila, Lamarregueira, Lincora, Melide, O He Thought, Señorin, Senra, Sequeiras, A Touza, Vilaboa, Vilar de Abaixo, Vilar of Above.