The town hall used to be a Franciscan monastery. This can still be seen clearly in the cloister in the middle of the complex.

On the stone frame of the door to the plenary hall you can see the coat of arms of Noia at the top right. The name comes from Noah. The coat of arms is therefore the ark with a bird, representing the animals that Noah took with him on his ark.
Below are 4 scallop shells. This refers to the many pilgrims who arrived in the coastal town of Noia by ship🛳 to walk the remaining 35 km to Santiago from here.👣

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Location: Noia, Occidental, A Coruña, Galicia, Spain

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