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Very nice square; restaurants, playground and socializing. dringend the day and evening.

Beautiful town center with cozy streets and nice shops.

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.👣

Very beautiful park. Reminds me of the one in Santiago de Compostela.

The new Santa Maria church is also a museum for burial sites. Many old gravestones are on display in the church. From the symbols on the stone slabs you can sometimes tell what profession the deceased had (scissors = tailor/ a pair of feet = the person once went on a pilgrimage/ coat of arms + sword = knight). It is very interesting to see what was important in the past. Many people could not read or write in the past, but such symbols are understood by everyone. In the front left corner there are 2 sarcophagi with stone lids of human bodies. If you look closely, both have an Asian face - especially the top lid at the back. There is still no conclusive theory as to where this comes from.

St. Martin's Church dates back to the 14th century, but was built in the Romanesque style, based on the famous cathedral in Santiago de Compostela.⛪️ They also wanted to build a second church tower on top of it. The clergy in Santiago forbade them from doing so. Only the cathedral in Santiago should have this as a unique selling point. And they were told: if they dared to do it, something terrible would happen. When someone wanted to put a second tower made of paper on top of it, it fell down and died. A small red cross was painted on the spot where the person died. Since then, St. Martin's Church has also been called the "cursed" church because it was cursed.

River walk and recreational area next to the Vilacoba river in Noia crossing on the south side towards the mountain area of San Lois

Small fishing port town to the east of the Ría de Muros y Noias define this beautiful and quiet estuary. The small town dates back to the Middle Ages and has a well-preserved historic center.