アランガ周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ13

The beautiful monastery of Santa María de Monfero, declared a site of cultural interest, was founded in the 12th century by Alfonso VII. It belonged to the Cistercian order, whose monks stayed in the monastery premises until the second half of the 19th century. It is currently in ruins but both the exterior and the interior are worth a visit.

Good route with a lot of nature

Monastery in semi-ruin but you can appreciate the grandeur of the place right next to one of the information centers of the Fragas do Eume natural park

The Way of St. James runs along here. It is the shorter, necessary route.

The Camino del Norte runs along here. a very nicely laid out path, great to walk and also well marked.

One of the most beautiful sections of the region. In the beginning follow the path of Santiago (English road) from Miño to Betanzos. If you go by bike it is highly recommended to deviate from the path of the road to follow this segment, the asphalt is in magnificent conditions and accompanies the river for a much longer and simpler section than the original route, highly recommended!

For this route you branch off soon after the railway and river crossing to Baamondo from the main route of the Camino and follow small paved roads through very beautiful landscape. Also on this route you cross the highest point of the Camino del Norte, but must "only" up to about 650m up to a ridge with many wind turbines. If you do not mind their noise, a good place for a PicNic would be here in good weather. You do not get any food on this route. Only at the end, when you come to the larger road is the village of As Cruzes where there may be something. So for foot pilgrims, the way can be long! For cyclists an ideal alternative!