Places of Ouselle: To Borqueria, Or Mallet, Mountain of Agra, Ouselle, Vilar de Frades.

Church of Ouselle: Romanesque church of the middle of the XIIth century or the beginning of the XIIIth century, realized in masonry small of limestone. The plant of the ship is rectangular, with lower and narrow apse. So much the principal door as that of south side they are of monolithic lintel, that one on coarse frames, and this one of projecting fasciae. In every side street, an arch loophole illuminates the interior with wide effusion inside, the same that large window that is opened on the arch of revenue of the biggest chapel. The modillions are coarse and simple and one crowns the facade rustic belfry. The apse consists of straight stretch and testero roundly with stone vault (little differentiated between them). Triumphal arch of half a point, in edge on the wall, with section fasciae straight that spread over the whole front of the ship. In front of front, the typical porch with door of round arch for the entry principal. In the left side street of the presbytery vestry places it . Inside, the principal reredos is baroque, with three niches and the bust of the Eternal Father. The side reredos, of neoclassic lines and embellishment rococo, byline of 1970. (Text of Turgalicia).