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Neo-medieval church dating from the last years of the 19th century and designed by the architect Domingo Rodríguez Sesmero.   This church is dedicated to Saint Thomas of London. It’s the only Galician temple dedicated to this saint archbishop of Canterbury and Lord Chancellor of England (1118-7…

The height of the thermal baths boom in the late 19th century facilitated the building of the park of Caldas de Reis and the garden situated in the former oak grove. The botanical park-garden is classified as a Picturesque Site and a Historic Garden. Today its collection consists of a selection of l…

These kind of public washing places are usually open-air structures covered by a roof and fed by water from a river, fountain, aqueduct or canal. They were used as a as a communal place for women to wash clothes and utensils, but also to meet and talk about current events. The one in Caldas de Reis…

For centuries water has heated minerals and offered its curative properties to heal body and spirit in the town of Caldas de Reis, known to the Romans as Aquis Celenis. The medicinal mineral waters of the area, hyperthermal and rich in sulphur and sodium chloride, are the most important and develope…

Religious festivity celebrated on the weekend.

The tourist office of Caldas de Reis offers information to tourists and pilgrims alike. It is part of the Info Rías Baixas Tourist Office Network.

It’s an important example of the medieval art from the 12th century. Its construction was promoted by the crown of Castile and Leon because of the importance of Santiago and the pilgrimage routes. The remains of a Gothic altarpiece stand out inside, while outside it still reserves its Romanesque str…

These kind of public washing places are usually open-air structures covered by a roof and fed by water from a river, fountain, aqueduct or canal. They were used as a as a communal place for women to wash clothes and utensils, but also to meet and talk about current events. The one in Caldas de Reis…