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Located on the banks of the Miño River, in the Outariz area, west of Ourense, right on the city's "Thermal Promenade." Parking: The Outariz/Reza parking lot (on the opposite bank) is available, as the Muiño da Veiga parking lot is closed for renovations. Public transport: City bus line 5; the unique Thermal Train, which stops at the facility.

Thermal area, just stop by 🤙

Querense Thermal Area🤙

It is a beautiful waterfall located on the Barbantiño River, in the province of Ourense, Galicia. With a waterfall of about 20 meters, it is one of the most impressive natural landscapes in the area. Surrounded by a lush and green environment, the waterfall is ideal for those who enjoy hiking and contact with nature.

They are one of the most popular thermal complexes in the city. These open-air thermal baths have several natural hot water pools, with temperatures around 38-41ºC, known for their therapeutic and relaxing properties thanks to their high mineral content. The complex is inspired by Japanese baths, and offers both free access in public areas and a private paid area. The Termas de Outariz are part of the thermal circuit of Ourense, famous for its tradition of spas and hot springs, making them an ideal destination for well-being and relaxation.

The Concello de Maside actively supports the ongoing excavations in the Castro de Santa Mariña. These efforts, led by archaeologist Andrés Rodríguez Sobrino, seek to improve the cultural and tourist attraction of the site. Since 2020, the site has been gaining recognition as a valuable cultural and tourism asset for the municipality of Maside. Whether you are drawn to ancient mysteries or scenic beauty, a visit to Castro de Santa Mariña promises an enriching experience. 🏰🌿

The Santa Mariña fort, located 326 meters away. high above sea level, it is located in the parish of Maside, to the east it has the Barbantiño River and to the west the Listanco stream, both rivers join at the foot of the southern slope of the mountain. Its necropolis is made up of two graves, one of them excavated directly into the rock, it has an anthropomorphic topology, that is, it has the socket to adjust the head in the shape of a horseshoe, it is not complete, it is missing the part of the feet, therefore size seems to have belonged to a teenager, it does not have a fit for the roof slabs. The second tomb is freestanding, looking like a sarcophagus, it does not have a marked head and its typology is rectangular, it is slightly tilted on one of its sides, it is an adult. These burials belong to the Middle Ages, possibly around the 10th century.

The Fervenza do Barbantiño jump overcomes a difference in height of about 15 meters above the rocky ground and in the rainy season it becomes a true spectacle. However, its course is subject to the rules of a mini hydroelectric plant from the late 1990s that reduces its flow during certain times of the year. To get to this beautiful fervenza, just follow the Barbantiño Natural Trail downstream. From the OU-524 bridge over the river you can take the route, since this is the shortest way to get there, with a distance of only 1.7 km. In any case, it is advisable to start the route from the thermal springs in O Bañiño, in A Forxa, and travel the more than 7 km of beautiful and incomparable path, until you reach the San Fiz bridge.