周辺の天然記念物・トップ10

Next to the Hermitage of San Andrés in Begonte, there is a traditional fountain that forms part of the spiritual and natural environment of the place.

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Good opportunity to take a break and cool your feet.

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This archaeological site stands out in the landscape of the Terra Chá of Lugo. Here you will find several walls, moats and a large central croa. The buildings discovered include homes, corrals, warehouses and buildings for social or communal use. The Viladonga Castro had a long-lasting and especially important settlement between the 2nd and 5th centuries AD, which makes it a key site for understanding the evolution of the forts and the rural environment in the Galician-Roman period. It's a fascinating place to explore the history and culture of the region! 😊

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If you are interested in history, the best place to visit is the old wall remains. Here you can still see the urban planning of the former settlement very well.

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The Penas de Rodas are located in the parish of Gaioso, in Outeiro de Rei. This place is one of the most interesting and unique in the entire Lugo Region. Here, nature and human intervention seem to have created a fascinating set of rocks. From its position on the slope of Mount A Cruz de Paraños, you get a panoramic view of much of Terra Chá.

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Very interesting rock formation.

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On a slope of Mount A Cruz de Paraños, elevated to 619 meters and with views of a large part of Terra Chá, is this magnificent set of rocks of unknown origin. For some, a natural formation created by molten magma and sculpted by wind and rain. For others, a creation of humanity due to its coincidence with the sunset on the summer solstice.

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In this place the waters of the Parga converge to form its fluvial beach, before continuing its way to the Ladra river.

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Gothic building built with details of Romanesque tradition in its sculptural decoration. The Romanesque part accuses or influenced the pilgrimages to Santiago and has two kinds of stonemason signs: one in the shape of an S and the other in the shape of a square with a dot in the middle.

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Church that began to be built in the s. IX, ship of the s. XII and main chapel of the XV (collapsed in the Irmandiña Revolt). And rebuilt by order of the Bishop of Mondoñedo, Pedro Arias Vaamonde, a native of the town. Gothic building built with details of Romanesque tradition in its sculptural decoration. The Romanesque part accuses or influenced pilgrimages to Santiago and has two kinds of stonemason signs: one in the shape of an S and the other in the shape of a square with a dot in the middle.

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From any point of the Baamonde Recreational Area we contemplate a postcard of this little paradise of inland Galicia, a corner where time seems to stand still. Like the waters of the Parga River that also stop here to form its fluvial beach, coming from its source, there in the Sierra de Cova da Serpe, before continuing on its way until it meets another river, the Ladra.

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In the south of Baamonde, on the banks of the Rio de Parga, you will find a park and a small weir. Here in the summer the village community gathers to cool down.

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The real highlight is in front of the church. The artist Victor Corral has carved a small chapel here in a very old chestnut tree, which is still alive.

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