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1st-century Roman bridge over the Ulla River that gave name to the area for almost ten centuries. In fact, some historians trace its origins to...

This hydrological resource is registered as a wetland and catalogued under the name of Outeiro da Vila in the Inventory of Galician Wetlands. Its...

The Church of Santa Maria de Cela is a Romanesque temple from the 12th century erected by the Order of St John of Jerusalem, known as the Order of...

This house, known as A Casa da Cruz, is situated in the town of Portosanto, in front of a shipyard which is said to be where Santa María was built...

This museum opened in 1756 and is situated to the north of the cathedral, in a former hospital for the poor and pilgrims from the 17th century. The...

This church has been remodelled in several occasions, but it still preserves some traces of its original Romanesque style. Its characteristic chapel,...

Neo-Classical church built in 1779. The temple has a Latin cross floor plan, as well as only one nave divided in three sections. You can also see a...

The Santa Mariña church’s original structure was of rural Romanesque style. It has one nave and a semicircular apse made of ashlars. The southern...

The religious fesitivity in honour of San Roque, that lasts for two days, is celebrated in the parish of Vilariño in late August. The main events of...

The Xunqueiras church was built following different styles, but the one that stands out the most is the so-called Galician rural. It is a church with...