rOutE 20 Vidán – A Rocha – Brandía

Baroque church with a rectangular floor plan, square apse and sacristy close to the south wall. Gabled, and the fourth in the main chapel, and higher than the rest of the nave. The walls are plastered and painted white, except in the body of the presbytery. It shows a façade with little decoration, with a linteled door and a window above it. Next, and separated by a cornice, a space for the saint with pilaster ornaments, a cornice of moldings and ball pinnacles imbued in the canvas of the wall, in it we can see the figure of the patron saint of the parish, San Martiño. At the corners of the roof, it is crowned with ball pinnacles. In the center of the façade stands the bell tower with four openings of semicircular arch opening, after cornice and pinnacle ornaments, in a small dome with a pinnacle at the top with a wrought iron cross. It has an atrium with trees, a transept and a music box, and on the north wall that frames its land there is a fountain and a washing place.
The church is next to the train track.