Located in an area of Pontevedra replete with monuments, this square gets its name from the Greek archer who travelled to the west after the Trojan...

This trail follows the ancient roman road that ran through Morrazo on the way to Pontevedra.

This building has the coats of arms and blazons of the Cadaval, Figueroa, Ozores, Montenegro, Ceta, Correa and Urzaiz families. The construction is...

It is also known as the Casa do Deán, a position held by the person that built the Pazo, Dr Policarpo de Mendoza, whose coat of arms is shown. As...

The small palace of the Pazos Figueroa family is a three-floor plateresque Renaissance-style building, with a Portuguese influence, located in the...

The Pazo de Valeixe, better known as the Palace, was the habitual dwelling of successive abbots of the parish. It has historically been linked to the...