The Pazo de Santa Cruz is an unique place also known as Pazo de Quitapesares. It was built in 1659 by Fernando de la Rúa Freire, abbot of Bueu and...

This 17th-century manor house, established by Álvaro Núñez Taboada, is where writer Emilia Pardo Bazán used to enjoy long stays in the company of...

Home and place of birth of Diego Sarmiento de Acuña, Count of Gondomar, who received the title of Felipe III. This Pazo was presumably built on the...

Squared shaped building to which you access by a walled road, the remains of an important entry. On the façade you can see two towers. One of them...

Built in the second half of the 18th century by the Torre de Asadelos family, the steps with a granite parapet, the coats of arms with the family...

It is currently used as a “charming hotel”. It has four remarkable ethnographic heritage elements, such as a 170 m long granary.

Built in the 18th century, it is a very remarkable building because of its entrance portal with a linteled door and ornamented mouldings. Inside, the...

Private property not available for visits. Rectangular shaped house with two rooms that open to a patio. At the end of one the rooms there is a...

Revamped for rural tourism, the Pazo made up an impressive walled building, with a large interior courtyard and solaina. Its origins hark back to the...

It dates back to the 15th century and was built by Suero Gomez de Sotomayor, one of the most important nobleman of the area. The ancient remains of...