This romanesque monastery is organized according to a trapezoidal plan, and the church is located on the north side and the convent facilities in the south. The divisions of the cenobium, largely collapsed, comprise two bodies: the first, parallel to the stream, was the monks' dormitory; the second, which is perpendicular to the first, was where the kitchen was located, which still maintains its pyramidal chimney. From the old Romanesque cloister, only three arches of the gallery leaning against the church are preserved. With a perfect back, they sit on capitals with phytomorphic decoration.