The site is accessed from the AS-19, Gijón-Avilés road, where on P.K. 6,300, the CE-6 Serín road is taken for 1.100 m, turning left and after passing the Bo Baragaña at approximately 800 m, it arrives at the Church in question.
This church is part of the Roman era (built around the 12th century), which preserves the gantry and the contrasts that distinguish the cruise. The gantry has the characteristic structure of the Roman work, although a typical prelude to the later gotic can already be seen.
Captains with volutes insinuate the Ionian, show geometric motifs and wavy strongholds that seem to remember the waves of the nearby sea.
Inside the San Juan Evangelista Church (opens in a new window) This temple has a single house, a rectangular house and a large pole, separated by an arc of triumph. On the west side of the house, a gantry was added.
It appears that this church is the second oldest in the municipality of Carreño, after that of Santa María de Piedeloro.
The Patrono de Pervera is San Juan, held on 24 June, and the Patrona is the Virgen del Carmen, held on the first Sunday of August, holding a campaign mast in the Prao de la romería.
The accesses are good, their location is not indicated and their conservation status is acceptable.