The height of the thermal baths boom in the late 19th century facilitated the building of the park of Caldas de Reis and the garden situated in the...

These gardens were created in the late eighties by the Provincial Council of Pontevedra to cover the gap in plant pathology within the agricultural...

Spacious park where you can observe both indigenous and foreign species, with large trees and a beautiful fountain in the centre. It also has a small...

The Miguel Hernández Park Garden owes its name to the Mediterranean, Spanish poet, and constitutes the largest green and leisure area in...

Also known as ‘Finca de Besada’, these gardens cover an area of 7665 m2 and contain twenty-three different species, most notably camellias. There...

This rectangular-shaped garden is also known as the ‘tea meadow’, because it was used it for that purpose by its former English owners. It has a...

This site dates back to the former Pazo de Lavandeira in 1670. It was owned by the Tabares family until the 18th century, when it passed down to the...