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Cospeito Lagoon, also known as Santa Cristina Lagoon, is one of the most important wetlands in Galicia, located in the municipality of Cospeito, about 25 km north of Lugo, within the Terra Chá region. The lagoon and its wet meadows are home to a wide variety of species.

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! 😊

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.

Very beautiful lake in the middle of nature. A really beautiful sight

The source of the river Miño, located in Terra Chá before beginning a 315 km journey towards the Atlantic coast near A Guarda in the province of Pontevedra. The source is located on a steep mountain facing rocky boulders. The climb can be difficult for some.

Forest park and recreational trails around the Teixeiro lakes with delimited BTT trails around the Alto de Chousa

Recreational area and natural park El Pedregal de Irimia is the birthplace of the mighty river Miño. The river flows from the mountains of the Sierra de Meira in Lugo to the Atlantic Ocean

Small but nice lake for a walk