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This chapel was built in honour of Saint Wilgefortis, daughter of Baiona, who was a martyr and in 139 became the first woman to be crucified. It was...

The medieval bridge of Comboa dates back to the 13th and 14th centuries and is situated over the Verdugo River in Soutomaior. It has three...

Half Galician pazo (traditional manor house) and half medieval fortress, this building dates back to the 14th century. It occupies an area of 180,000...

Church with a Latin cross floor plan and side chapels next to the nave. Inside we can see a stone attached to the wall that looks like it was part of...

It is one of Michel Pacewicz’s most emblematic works and representations of the 19th century eclecticism in the city. It is commonly known as the...

The Vesacarballa mill route shows the importance of the river as a production space and as the centre of much of the village's social relations.

A baroque-style Pazo with a pair of defensive sentry boxes, one on each corner of the main front, and with an upper floor finished in the shape of an...

This area is located on the Medelas mountain, alongside the road that goes to Piñoi. It was built in 2009, as part of a project to recover the...

The Pazo de Valeixe, better known as the Palace, was the habitual dwelling of successive abbots of the parish. It has historically been linked to the...

Mediaeval bridge with six arches, spanning the River Tea, open to traffic, which is regulated by traffic lights at each end of the bridge. There is a...