The San Martiño river route starts in the hills of the parish of San Salvador de Meis (As Piñeiras) - which is its highest point - close to the border of the municipality of Poio and the hamlet of A Escusa. The route runs through Salcedas, A Medoña and A Igrexa, all in the parish of San Salvador de…

The Xabriña River, one of the tributaries of the Tea River, is the main attraction of this 17-km long route. The route perfectly combines natural values with the rich ethnographic heritage of the area.

This route leads cyclists to the start of the A Chanca River. This river basin is located in Meaño and meets the coast of this municipality, which is only about one kilometre in length.

This hiking route allows us to admire traditional architecture and the ethnographic and natural landscape around the Verdugo River. It goes through the stepping stones of Pasos da Fraga, Portasouto and A Coveliña towards the town of Porcinas, which leads to the wolf pit of Foxo do Lobo. The trail co…

The medieval Jewish commune of Tui was of great importance in the city, leaving a wide cultural heritage that makes Tui the main Jewish and converso centre of Galicia. One of the most remarkable characteristics of Tui’s Jewish community is its integration within the city, coexisting with the Christ…

The Senda dos Pescadores (Fishermen’s Trail) of As Neves follows the Galician side of the Miño river in a 3.5 km long route. This space is included in the Natura 2000 Network and it has a spectacular landscape shaped by the Miño, incised in this rocky area.

Following this route, you will be able to visit different places of interest while enjoying the vegetation and wildlife of the region.

The route starts at O Seixo, next to the Nosa Señora das Angustias chapel. It goes through the heart of Prado, and passes by a huge hórreo (grain store). After walking through a mixed forest, it arrives to the parish of San Miguel de Castro. Its church has experienced multiple interventions over th…