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海岸沿いの町。ガリシア州都に近いことから「プエルト・デ・コンポステーラ」としても知られています。石畳の通りと教会がある旧市街は必見です。歴史がお好きなら、ギルドの墓石の展示を見るのもおすすめです。森やビーチに囲まれています。

ノイア市庁舎には美しい回廊がありますが、20世紀の建物であることを覚えておく必要があります。

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.👣

Unfortunately, it was locked here too. I would have taken a look inside.

Church, the construction of which began in the 16th century directly at the so-called "Fonte Santa" or "holy spring". Its most important elements are the central staircase above the spring and the two large towers (19th century, on either side of the nave). According to legend, in 1582 the priest of Cruces had a stone sculpture of the Virgin Mary and Child made in gratitude for not being killed by a falling tree. The sculpture was placed right next to a nearby spring. In 1732, many years later, a sick man from O Salnés, on his way to Santiago to be treated for his illness, drank from the spring and asked Our Lady for help. Three days later he was healed. The event attracted many devout people in search of healing and generated plenty of donations. The church was built with all the proceeds from the donations. Inside the church, altarpieces, one of which is painted gold, pictures and wall paintings depict the events that led to the construction of the church.

Iglesia Church. Unfortunately closed.

Older but closed church ⛪️

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