This group of fountains and washing places creates the most typical landscape of rural Galicia, where there is no shortage of green fields,...

This monastery was built on the site of a small chapel known as Egica. Construction was carried out by apprentices of Master Mateo with very similar...

It has only one nave. The main portal has two semicircular and semitoric archivolts, supported by toric pillars, three on each side, in turn...

The Ulla River starts in Antas de Ulla (province of Lugo) and ends in the estuary of Arousa (province of Pontevedra). Along with the Deza River, it...

Church built in honour of San Cibrao, used originally as a hospital to house the pilgrims that crossed the city on their way to Santiago.

This impressive Neoclassical sanctuary was built in the 18th century by master builder Melchor Ricoy. It was ordered by Joaquín Espes, a parish...

The Ulla River flows for 130 km through a traditional Galician and it is the natural border between the provinces of Pontevedra and A Coruña.