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Beautiful panoramic view, if the weather permits, you can see as far as Cape Finisterre, Monte Louro de Muros.

St. Martin's Church dates back to the 14th century, but was built in the Romanesque style, based on the famous cathedral in Santiago de Compostela.⛪️ They also wanted to build a second church tower on top of it. The clergy in Santiago forbade them from doing so. Only the cathedral in Santiago should have this as a unique selling point. And they were told: if they dared to do it, something terrible would happen. When someone wanted to put a second tower made of paper on top of it, it fell down and died. A small red cross was painted on the spot where the person died. Since then, St. Martin's Church has also been called the "cursed" church because it was cursed.

Good hiking trails, sturdy shoes are an advantage

A lighthouse on the tip of a rocky cape Built in 1853. Spectacular views of the Atlantic Dunes of the Corrubedo Natural Park

The Corrubedo lighthouse is at the tip of the cape located in a rocky environment from where you can see the dunes of the Dunas de Corrubedo Natural Park.

The Castro de Baroña (province of Coruña) is built on a peninsula, dating to the 1st century BC. C. to I d. C. It had two walls around it and twenty houses with a circular or oval floor plan are preserved. It is worth the visit for the views and to learn about the history. Free entrance. Most people respect the environment. If you're one of those who don't respect it please stay home.

The old town of Muros, which is under monument protection, is the attraction of the fishing village on the west coast of Galicia. The small town with a lively fishing port has dressed up powerfully. Here it is fun to stroll through the alleys of the old town or to take an obligatory walk on the Paseo Marítimo along the shore. Fishing is still very important today, with Muros having one of the largest fishing cooperatives in Galicia. Source :https//travel-to-spain. com

Panorama point over Ría de Muros and Noya The estuary of Muros and Noya (in Galician, ría de Muros e Noia), also known as ría de Muros or ría de Noya, is part of the rías Bajas and is located between the Corcubión estuary in the north and the estuary of Arosa in the south. It is located in the province of La Coruña, and the Barbanza Peninsula delimits its coasts to the south. The River Tambre flows into this estuary. The waters of the Tambre are those that originate at the confluence with the sea, a habitat in which bivalves, cockles and cockles develop, which are the economic engine of the peoples that surround it. The waters of the estuary starts from La Aguieira Beach in Puerto del Son, on the south coast, and ends at San Francisco Beach, in Louro, on the north coast. Among these are the beaches of As Gaivotas (in Miñortos), Testal (Noya), Broña (Outes), Medrón and Parameán (Esteiro), Cabanas (Tal) and O Castelo (Muros), among others. Among the villages to highlight are those that give name to the estuary: Muros, was founded behind Mount Louro as a fishing village hidden from the sight of pirates and corsairs; Noya, medieval village par excellence; other towns are Puerto del Son and Portosín. https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/R%C3%ADa_de_Muros_y_Noya