Built in the 15th century, on rocks from the upper part of the village, it is one of the few examples with a baldachin roof. The dome is...

A circular enclosure clad in stone and with a soil ground. Inside this enclosure it leads to the wild horses that populate A Escusa hill where their...

There is a beautiful cascade where the Barosa River drops almost 60 metres. A group of fourteen watermills is scattered along the river, creating a...

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...

The pesqueiras are centuries-old stone structures used to fish for lamprey and other fish in the Minho River. For the last several years, several...

This group of hórreos (traditional raised granaries) is located by the chapel of the Virgen de los Remedios (‘Virgin of the Remedies’), who is...

These are recently refurbished watermill where the AQA route goes through

These windmills were built in the late 19th century on the hilltop of Abalo. They are very significant due to their rarity in Galicia and unique in...

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....

The Eira da Pena ethnographic unit includes a half dozen granaries, although in the remote past there used to be more. All the granaries preserved...