This traditional manor house from the 16th century is one of the most representative buildings in Galician ancestral history. On its walls, seven...

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...

A rectangular building, comprising a ground floor and first floor, constructed in painted masonry with stone adornments and rectangular openings with...

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...

This traditional manor house was built in the 18th century and underwent several phases of extension during the early 19th century. The current...

17th-century Pazo that was built from the remains of a castle destroyed during the Irmandiña Revolution (1467), the most striking part of which is...

It is also known as the Casa do Deán, a position held by the person that built the Pazo, Dr Policarpo de Mendoza, whose coat of arms is shown. As...

Its origins date back to the 12th and 13th centuries and it is perhaps the most representative example of typical Galician manor house architecture...

Built in the 17th century (the founder was the Abbot of San Pedro de Vilalonga, Pedro de Paadín), it is a building with an L-shaped floor-plan,...

The Pazo de Donfreán is a stately home located in Donfreán, in the parish of Catasós. It was built in the middle of the 18th century and is of...