The parish settlement is divided into a series of small villages, scattered between pine forests, where forest exploitation is one of the main activities of the parish. However, the land and relief are particularly favourable for the olive tree cultivation which, fortunately can still be seen.

The importance of the olive groves is also witnessed by the existence of several old mills that used to make use of the driving force of the water of several streams, and especially the Bogas stream, which the culture of linen which was also very expressive.

In the urban centre of the parish there are still some examples of traditional schist houses, of which the emblematic Casa Redonda stands out.