Its location on the site of the ancient Castro de San Mamede adds significant historical interest, as this Iron Age settlement, inhabited more than two thousand years ago, represents one of the oldest traces of human occupation in the region.

From this natural balcony, visitors can admire a landscape dominated by extensive forests, Atlantic heathlands and wetlands of great ecological importance, creating a territory where nature has preserved much of its original character. The area's biodiversity and tranquillity make it an ideal destination for those wishing to discover Galicia at its most authentic and best preserved.

Fervenza del Toxa is a cascade with an over 30-metre drop, which makes it the highest waterfall in Galicia. The impressive environment numbs the...

The Tourist Information Point of the Monastery of Carboeiro, in Silleda, invites you to explore one of the most unique Romanesque complexes in Galicia.

This perennial tree is estimated to be around 500 old. It was included in the Catalogue of Singular Trees of Galicia in 2009.

The apparition in 1846 of the Virgin of La Salette in the Alps spread across Europe. The news reached Francisco Mª de Rivas, who in 1863 founded...

Church with only one nave and a quadrangular apse, that gives the impression it was built later on or at least reformed. This Romanesque church is...

Romanesque church built during the 13th century with important capitals and archivolts. The main door has an archivolt over the lintel. This church...

Walled enclosure that contains the pazo. The L-shaped house has its entry on a small patio with an arcade formed by recessed arches and a stairway on...

The Casa de Sestelo has been recently reforbished, removing some of the more close-off and defensive demeanour aspects. It represents one of the best...