Built in the second half of the 19th century, it is a rectangular building with two heights, in which lintel windows of different sizes but similar composition open. The schools were created thanks to the patronage of Víctor Magdalena, lord of the neighboring Campos palace, on an old house owned by the Marquis of Villar.
The Campos Palace, also known as the Magdalena or Santa María de Villar house, has its origins in the 15th century, having undergone various reforms and extensions in later centuries, to configure the monumental complex that has survived to this day and that It was declared an Asset of Cultural Interest in ¿? As an
Village of the parish of Barres, at an altitude of 39 meters and over 20 inhabitants.
Small construction with a rectangular floor plan with a single nave and choir. It has two access doors from the outside, one on the main façade (in the shape of a semicircular arch) and the other on a side. On the cover, above the door, a small oculus and a one-eyed belfry open. The chapel
Casería of the parish of Valdepares, located in the plain of the Porcía river, near the mouth, where it draws a meander. It is at an altitude of 40 meters, counting on. 12 inhabitants.
Place of the parish of Valdepares, at an altitude of 60 meters on flat terrain. It has just under 200 inhabitants. It was the capital of the council of El Franco between the 16th century and 1852.
Village and parish of the council of El Franco. The village is arranged around the -N634 road, at an altitude of 50 meters, on the coastal plain. It has about 250 inhabitants.
Place of the parish of Valdepares, at an altitude of 50 meters, in a flat area. 120 inhabitants of dispersed settlement.
Village of the parish of Valdepares, located 70 meters above sea level, in a flat area of the coastal plain. Over 40 inhabitants, with an agricultural-livestock economy.
Camino de Santiago in Asturias. Information on Jacobean routes in Asturias.
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