Church of Santiago (Pesoz)

The temple has its origins in the Romanesque period, probably in the 13th century, although it was successively rebuilt and enlarged: the entrance doorway in the 15th century, a side chapel in the 17th century, and the one on the opposite side in the 19th century.

The church has a single nave with side chapels. On the outside, it has a square floor plan, from which the apse protrudes.

The walls are made of rendered slate masonry, with ashlars in corners and openings. The roof is made of slate with a belfry with two openings.

The temple conserves several Baroque works from the 18th century: a very popular carved Crucifix, three altarpieces and several images.