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This impressive complex, now reduced mainly to its church, has medieval roots and was originally a Benedictine or Cistercian monastery (its exact origin is debated among historians). Built mainly in Romanesque style in the 12th century, it has undergone significant modifications and additions over the centuries, particularly in the 17th and 18th centuries, which have given it Mannerist and Baroque elements. Despite the transformations, it still retains many of its original Romanesque features, such as the four-archivolt portal on the façade and the structure of the choir divided into quadrangular chapels. Classified as a National Monument, the Mosteiro de Fiães is an important example of Portuguese religious architecture and a testimony to its rich monastic history.

The town has a historic spa that has attracted visitors since the 19th century. Over time, this spa has undergone several renovations and remains a key point for wellness tourism in the region. Today, although some facilities have needed modernization, the place still offers thermal treatments that take advantage of the natural waters of the area. If you decide to stop for lunch, remember to book in advance.

The Miño River is the longest river in Galicia, with a length of around 315 km. It rises in the Meira mountain range, in Lugo, and flows into the Atlantic Ocean, between A Guarda (Spain) and Caminha (Portugal), forming the natural border between both countries in its final stretch. Along its course, the Miño crosses very varied landscapes, from mountains and valleys to vineyards and forests. It is also famous for its farming areas and for the production of wine with the Rías Baixas designation of origin.

In one of the meanders of the Arnoia river as it passes through Cartelle, in the Tierra de Celanova region, is this small hermitage founded by followers of San Rosendo.

Cevide, the Northernmost Town in Portugal Cevide is the northernmost point in Portugal, in the municipality of Melgaço. It is the village that welcomes the border of the number 1 border with Spain, between the banks of the river Minho and the river Trancoso. The village of Cevide is located in the municipality of Melgaço and has less than half a dozen inhabitants. It has the Trancoso River at its feet and, as a neighbor, Galicia. It is a locality usually left out of the tourist routes, but which carries a great significance, or it was not the beginning of Portugal. Source: National Geographic