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A Romanesque bridge from the 18th century, with a triangular outline and rounded arches. There are also two semi-circular arches, the largest of...

The bridge of Achas was the main subject in a battle during the War of Independence between Frenchmen and Spaniards in 1809. The battle lasted for...

Festivity honouring Virgen de los Dolores (Our Lady of Sorrows) in which many masses are dedicated to her. The most important mass is held on the...

The A Illa de Arousa Bridge is the only road access to the town of A Illa de Arousa. Construction works began in 1983 and finished in 1985. It opened...

The price will depend on the product sampled. Pazo Señorans sampling, clear liquor and liquor made from Pazo Señorans herbs: €7/person. Pazo...

This was the first jetty in Spain dedicated exclusively to the mooring of traditional craft, with numerous different types on view in the harbour.

In the hillfort, the houses are made of stone and are circular, with a central fireplace. They were built very close together. The palstave axes that...

It dates back to the old Pazo de Lavandeira. It was inherited at the end of the 19th century by María de los Milagros Elduayen, 8th Marchioness of...

It has a single nave floor-plan, with a semi-circular apse, 20 m long by 7 m wide Inside the church there are five windows in the nave, two on the...

The Cova de Areas Tourist Complex is a small family-owned hotel-spa that offers a range of services and treatments to enable the client to feel...