20의 말피카 데 베르간티뇨스가지 명소 & 주요 장소

Good for a coffee or a beer after a strenuous hike. Otherwise, the town, like most larger settlements in the area, doesn't have much to offer other than a quiet beach promenade (apart from its interesting history). The number of presumably vacant residential buildings, even newer ones, is astonishing. After all, Corme has reduced its population by 50% in the last 100 years (it now stands at just over 1,000).

The Serpent Stone is of unknown date, but certainly older than the cross on the top, which represents a (repeated) attempt to Catholicize the pagan symbol. Apparently, a feathered serpent is originally depicted.

The first lighthouse on the path of lighthouses, a splendor both in stormy seas and in the sun

The church is located in the vicinity of Cape San Adrián, about five kilometers from Malpica. Both the building and the image of the saint date from the 16th century The Church of San Hadrian is a place full of history, devotion and legends, and its pilgrimage is a unique experience on the Costa da Morte. 🙏🌟

The Pedra da Serpe, also known as the Serpent Stone, is an exceptional monument located near Corme, in the province of A Coruña, Galicia, Spain. This remarkable relief, sculpted from granite, occupies a unique place in the Western world. Its origins and worship date back millennia, making it a testimony of an ancient and lost tradition.

The Pedra da Serpe is a symbol of Christianization. The snakes (Celts) were a plague and were driven out of Galicia by the Christians.

There are 3 crosses here that commemorate those who drowned in ship accidents.

A mysterious stone with a winged serpent in the middle of an intersection in Gondomil