A rest and recreation area located on the slope of the Pena de Francia mountain. Here there is an extensive carballeira with places to eat,...

This building has a rectangular floor plan and the walls are made of granite ashlars placed in horizontal lines. The façade has a door with a lintel...

Vía de la Plata (‘the Silver Route’) is a natural link between the south and northwest of the peninsula. It was originally used as an expansion...

This Romanesque church was built in the 13th century. The entrance is flanked by two pillars decorated with vegetable motifs which support two...

Rectangular-shaped building, with a raised chancel and a sacristy attached to the South elevation. On the façade, there is a door with a lintel. The...

Eighteenth century building with a rectangular floor plan, a raised chancel and a sacristy attached to the north wall. On the façade there is a...

The parish church of Santiago de Saa has a rectangular floor plan with side chapels and a raised chancel. The sacristy is attached to the north part...

A jewel of the Galician Romanesque architecture of the 12th century. It was part of a monastery founded in 1154 and conceived to house a woman...

This church has only one nave. The façade walls are made of granite ashlars, while the rest are made of masonry. It has both gable and hipped roofs...

This church made of granite was built during the 18th century. It has a rectangular floor plan and on the façade there are pinnacle-shaped endings.