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This is not A Ermida and not the church of Nosa Señora do Faro, but the outside altar of the church at the Faro.

The Mirador de O Boqueiriño, in the Ribeira Sacra, is located on the slope of the Sil River canyon. It offers spectacular views of the terraced vineyards and the Sil canyon. Built from wood and Corten steel, it is designed to blend into the natural landscape. It is an ideal place to contemplate the unique landscapes of the region, known for their beauty and serenity.

The viewing platform was designed by the Ola Estudio architectural studio, a Galician team specialising in landscape interventions and sustainable architecture. The viewing platform is built primarily from wood and Corten steel, durable and resistant materials that allow the structure to blend harmoniously with the natural environment. The use of Corten steel, which develops a protective patina that imitates rust, contributes to the rustic aesthetic of the Galician landscape.

Designed to offer panoramic views of the Ribeira Sacra landscape, especially the Cabe River valley and the surrounding areas of the city. From this viewing point you can see the terraced vineyards, the hills and the lush forests that characterise the region.

Right next to the church, less than a stone's throw away, there is another small sacred monument: supported by a round stone column, which rests on a multi-tiered base at the bottom and ends with a decorated capital at the top, there is a stone crucifix, i.e. a cross with the corpus of Jesus Christ.

The Belesar Bridge is a significant construction in the Ribeira Sacra region of Galicia. This bridge crosses the Miño River and connects the towns of Chantada and O Saviñao. Originally, there was a Roman bridge at this location, but the Fenosa company built the current bridge on the large and strong pillars of the original, which can still be seen in times of high drought. The village of Belesar, divided on both sides of the Miño River, is known for the beauty of its landscape, its vineyards and as a historical crossing point between the Chantada region and the Tierras de Lemos. In addition, it is a prominent place in the production of cherries and has a pier from where river routes depart along the Miño River. The bridge is also part of the Winter Way to Santiago de Compostela, an alternative route to the traditional French Way that was used by the Romans to avoid mountainous areas during the harshest months of winter. 🚶‍♀️🌄😎🌉

It is a recent construction, carried out due to the creation of the Peares reservoir. The church has a rectangular floor plan with a square presbytery to which a rectangular sacristy is added on the right side. The walls are made of masonry and granite ashlar, with gabled and three-pitched roofs1. Inside, it preserves what was the altarpiece of the old parish church, moved to this new building. The altarpiece is in Baroque style and bears the inscription: "SI HIZO Y PINTO SIENDO CURA BERNARDO DE ROCA AÑO DE 1747"⛪🚶‍♂️🌄🚶‍♀️

As we walk along these banks with views and Feeling of being in a Fantastic place that Will give us wines that will become fantastic Ribera wines... 🍷