The Verdugo suspension bridge is close to where the River Verdugo meets the River Oitavén, which transfers its flow to the former. The bridge spans...

The O Porriño Town Hall, of a regionalist style, is one of the most recognised works within the Galician sphere, built by the architect from O...

The Pazo de Mugartegui lies in the Plaza de A Pedreira, which got that name as a consequence of the stone carving activities carried out at the...

Located in the centre of O Porriño, the Metropolitan Pavilion, known as the San Luis Pavilion, is one of the most distinctive works of the Galician architect Antonio Palacios.

The Bermaña Bridge is a granite stonework bridge originated during the Roman era that dates back to the 1st century. It is formed by three...

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

Tui is an episcopal city, capital of one of the seven former provinces of the old Kingdom of Galicia. An exceptional example of a medieval city, it...

The family who owned this pazo is linked to the rising era of Pontevedra during the 18th century. The high relief busts that give name to the house...

The emblazoned entrance of the pazo, located in the wall that covers the frontal part of the construction, powerfully stands out. The coats of arms...

In 1737, the marriage between José Alvarez and Teresa de Cuevas laid the foundation and primogeniture of the so-called Pumar de Cuco-Ruxo. This was...