This route starts at the cascade of the Toxa River and runs downstream until it reaches the mouth of the Deza River. The trail passes through an iron...

This church is an example of the rural Romanesque style from the Compostela area. It has only one nave and its semicircular apse opens up to a main...

Although most of the data about its early days is unclear, everything indicates that the castle was built on a hill by Bernardo Xoán de Deza in the...

A short walk, of medium-low difficulty. The longest variant of 13 km long. This circular route takes four hours, including rests. It combines...

Back when Trasdeza belonged to the province of Santiago, O Foxo was considered the civil capital of the municipality from 1833 to 1884. It stands...

Private property, visits not allowed. It is composed by two buildings forming an L. The oldest one has 2 floors, an entry gate, a large patio, a...

Vía de la Plata (‘the Silver Route’) is a natural link between the south and northwest of the peninsula. It was originally used as an expansion...

Carballeira (oak grove) comprising a large number of oaks, offering a perfect space for both adults and children. A games zone and a 'bio-healthy'...

The region, significantly known as Tabeirós-Terra de Montes ('land of mountains'), consists of medium-altitude mountain landscapes including O...

The Covián Watermill, built in 1810, which with four teeth, was one of the most important mechanical watermills in the area, used by the locals to...