Church of Parga: Placed in a hill to side of the castle of Pobra de Parga, ancient place of one I castrate. It presents several remains of his primitive Romanesque invoice of XIIth century, and consists of rectangular ship, major square chapel and vestry added together with another building in left side street. Made of chairs of granite and covering of slate to two waters in ship and to four in presbytery. Front of the XVIIIth century, with door flat, central rectangular window, bulrush of double body and vain double and interesting sundial in the angle that forms it front and the right side wall, where some of them preserve ancient canecillos and a primitive Romanesque carved figure. Interior: paintings to the fresh air of the XVth century that represent scenes of Passion, Announcement and Christ in Majesty, plows with inscriptions Roman and three baroque reredoses with sizes of the XVII. XVIIIth centuries. One gains access to the atrium, murado, for a stone gateway of the XVIIIth with fence of iron, big lintel and triangular pediment with cross and tops of diamond. Several medieval anthropomorphous sarcofagi and battery baptismal Gothic in the atrium. (Text of Turgalicia)

Places of Parga: Or Buxio, Or Carballal, Cercedo, To Chantada, Or Coveil, Ferreira, Galiñeiro, Montemea, To Pobra gives Parga, To Put, Portopulgo, To Tolda, To Vilouchada.