Chapel located on the side of the road with a covered front porch.

There is a legend around the sanctuary, told in the existent anthem in its honour, saying that the Virgin Mary doesn’t want the doors closed. The...

The strategic location of the viewpoint provides a unique perspective over a territory shaped by nature and centuries of human activity. Each season brings new colours and nuances to the landscape, making this site an attractive destination throughout the year for nature lovers, hikers and photography enthusiasts.

This museum is located in the parish of Gres, where writer Xosé Neira Vilas was born. His home was a modest rural house inherited by his parents,...

This forest covers an area of 1,080 hectares in the valley of the Arnego River. It contains many centuries-old cork oaks that can reach up to 25...

A rectangular building, comprising a ground floor and first floor, constructed in painted masonry with stone adornments and rectangular openings with...

The Ulla River starts in Antas de Ulla (province of Lugo) and ends in the estuary of Arousa (province of Pontevedra). Along with the Deza River, it...

This festival has been celebrated since 1993 and offers tastings of poultry and a programme of activities in which music and culture are the focus....

From its altitude of over 1,100 metres, this privileged natural balcony offers one of the widest panoramas in inland Galicia. On clear days, the view stretches across the lands of Deza and even reaches the surroundings of Santiago de Compostela, allowing visitors to admire a succession of mountains, valleys and villages that form an extraordinarily beautiful landscape.

The Ulla River flows for 130 km through a traditional Galician and it is the natural border between the provinces of Pontevedra and A Coruña.