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Pazo de Santa Cruz

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Rúa do Pazo,s/n
36959 Bueu Pontevedra
Spain

The Pazo de Santa Cruz is an unique place also known as Pazo de Quitapesares. It was built in 1659 by Fernando de la Rúa Freire, abbot of Bueu and commissioner of the Holy Office. He was also lord of the Castrelo and Ouril pazos. It has three coats of arms, a battlemented tower, an hórreo and, in the past, a dovecote. In 1671, a late-Gothic chapel honouring Santa Ifigenia was built in the property. However there is no image of her in its main altar, but an ebony and ivory cross that gives the pazo its name. A large English greenhouse was installed in 2008 and nowadays it is used as a wedding venue.
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Landscape interest of the surroundings
Moderate
Description of the environment
Rural
Chronology
Siglo XVII
DImensions
Terreno de 66.000 m²
Property
Private
State of conservation
Good
Other services
Invernadero del pazo como lugar de celebración de eventos