Pazo Mugartegui
The Pazo de Mugartegui lies in the Plaza de A Pedreira, which got that name as a consequence of the stone carving activities carried out at the...
Pazo Barbeito
The family who owned this pazo is linked to the rising era of Pontevedra during the 18th century. The high relief busts that give name to the house...
Pazo de A Peroxa
The emblazoned entrance of the pazo, located in the wall that covers the frontal part of the construction, powerfully stands out. The coats of arms...
Pazo de Cuco-Ruxo ó Pazo de Ribeira y Salgado
In 1737, the marriage between José Alvarez and Teresa de Cuevas laid the foundation and primogeniture of the so-called Pumar de Cuco-Ruxo. This was...
Pazo O Curruxal
L-shaped construction built in the 18th century with one floor. The pazo is a private property.
Pazo do Casal
L-shaped building with a gable roof, two floors, a small covered patio inside the L and a balcony supported by pillars. The windows are rectangular...
Pazo de Trasulfe
This traditional manor house from the 16th century is one of the most representative buildings in Galician ancestral history. On its walls, seven...
Pazo de O Rosal
This pazo was built in 1640 when the Saavedra lineage settled in the region. It is located on a 57 m high hill, close to As Barxas and the Inferno...
Pazo de Algara
A rectangular building, comprising a ground floor and first floor, constructed in painted masonry with stone adornments and rectangular openings with...
Pazo O Colexial
The Pazo O colexial is a secondary building of the Pazo Rúa Nova and belonged to Francisco Antonio de Valle-Inclán de los Santos, an ancestor of...