This centennial oak wood, also known as Tomada do Cura, is located next to Pazo Abacial, in San Fins de Estacas.

The Monte Xesteiras Horse Shearing festival is held on the second weekend of August to celebrate the festivity of shearing the horses. Here the...

The municipal wash-house of Cuntis was built in 1756. It was used as a as a communal place for women to wash clothes and talk about current events....

The O Ramo bridge serves as the start/end of the circular hiking trail of Cuntis. In the past, the rite of prenatal baptism was celebrated under this...

This monument was built and opened in 1945 as part of a restoration project for Monte Maráns. The work was done by the master Francisco Asorey. The...

One of the most important stately homes in the city centre. It belongs to the Castro family. Nowadays it is called Casa de Cultura Roberto Blanco...

There are about nineteen hot springs in the thermal area of Cuntis, although only two are open to the public: Burga de la Calle Real and Burga Lume...

This convent is located on a hill near the historic town centre of Cuntis. A stone cross and a pair of pinnacles crown the front gate. The main...

The use of the hot springs of Cuntis dates back to the Roman period. The Romans knew the power of the waters of Cuntis, which is evidenced by the...

The church is located in the town’s centre. It has a bell tower, a Latin cross floor plan and inside there are six altars with several religious...