Bridge of Barxa de Lor Monument · A Pobra do Brollón, Terra de Lemos, Lugo The A Barxa bridge, of medieval origin and rebuilt in the 16th century, spans the río Lor at a meander that encircles the depopulated hamlet of A Ponte to the north, east and south, in the parish of Barxa de Lor. It has three arches of very unequal size; the largest, on the south side, spans over twenty metres above the river's confined waters. It links Barxa de Lor with Quintá de Lor, already in the municipality of Quiroga, and the Winter Way of St James passes over it. The hamlet also contains the parish church and the cemetery. Photo: Estevoaei (CC BY-SA 4.0) What to see and do in A Pobra do Brollón