The viewpoint takes its name from the emblematic rock formation known as A Soldada, a distinctive granite figure sculpted by erosion that has become one of the area's most recognisable landmarks. Its characteristic silhouette and the local legends associated with it add cultural and ethnographic interest to the visit.

Rectangular shaped country house from the 18th century with two floors. There is a balcony with a stone baluster on each facade and pillars that...

Rest and recreation area comprising a large carballeira with places to eat, barbecue grills, etc. Close by is the chapel of San Xusto, the canyon of...

16th century church with a Latin cross floor plan. There is also a square shaped chapel with a starry decorated dome with five keys. It also has a...

A Romanesque bridge from the 18th century, with a triangular outline and rounded arches. There are also two semi-circular arches, the largest of...

Route of medium-high difficulty due to the presence of rocks in the area, which are moved by logging companies.

Group of carvings on a 12.60 m long and 3.40 m wide rounded and medium-grained granite outcrop. Interlocking patterns on the rock surface form...

This Benedictine monastic church is first mentioned in a document from the Monastery of Lérez witnessed by the abbot of Tenorio in 1073. Pedro...

Eira Grande is composed of a series of hórreos (traditional raised granaries) arranged around a square in the vicinity of the parish church, as well...

Small chapel made of granite with slightly cut stone.