Οι καλύτερες διαδρομές τρεξίματος στην Ποντεβέδρα

It is very beautiful and if you take the walk, not this one, but the one along the wall and outside, which I did but did not record, but try it.

The foundation of this monastery, which tradition says dates back to the 7th century, is attributed to the Benedictine Fructuosus of Braga. The 17th-century church combines classicism and baroque and houses the Suebian-Visigothic tomb of the Galician saint Trahamunda, patron saint of all homesick people. The monastery has two cloisters: the 16th-century Processional Cloister and the 18th-century Cruceiro Cloister, which contains an impressive mosaic of the French Way of St. James by the Czech artist Antoine Machourek.

Here you can take the ferry to the other side or go directly to Vigo

If you come here as a pilgrim, you should definitely take your time for the monastery and look at the interior. The large mosaic is just impressive!

Trails along the Tea River Natural park with river beaches and waterfalls. The trail is mostly shaded by native trees. Numerous recreational areas along the river such as the Vado de Tatín de Dos Pasos or the stone bridge of Cernadela of Roman origin

Bridge over the Tea river in Mondariz. Famous spa and wellness center and the smallest municipality in Galicia, of Roman origin. The Tea River flows south into the Miño

Promenade next to the port and marina of Vilagarcia. Public recreational area. Easy access to parking, outdoor sports equipment, restrooms, and drinking fountains

Lighthouse at the end of the Carril breakwater. Incredible views to the west and the Atlantic Ocean especially at sunset