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The Cabreiroá Spa is one of Galicia's most emblematic thermal resorts, renowned for the quality of its mineral-medicinal waters and a history that blends science, modernist architecture, and thermal tradition. As early as the 19th century, a pool existed there, used by locals to treat stomach and bladder problems, and to promote wound healing.

The Navea River is born from the union of several streams very close to the Montes do Invernadoiro, at more than 1,200 meters above sea level. In its first section before the reservoir it is better known as Río de Queixa. It runs between large mountain ranges such as A Serra de San Mamede and at 828 meters its waters form the Chandrexa de Queixa Reservoir. Construction of this dam began in 1945 during the Franco dictatorship, and was completed in December 1953.

Monastery where the school and the Town Hall are located, beautiful

Regional strategic city on the old trade route to Portugal and a stopping point on the Camino de la Plata. Do not forget to see the Castillo de Monterrei overlooking the town.

A 12th-century defensive fortress of Castillo de Monterrey sits on a hill overlooking the town of Verín, near the border between Galicia and Portugal. The national monument is the best preserved fortress in Galicia. There are fantastic views from the castle over the surrounding Galician plateau.

Forest of great ecological importance, integrated into the Natura 2000 Network with numerous trails and paths in the Ribera Sacra Natural Park

Located in the village of Cabreiroá, is the Cabreiroá Spa, made up of a spring, the mineral water bottling facilities and the spa itself. Currently, it is closed, but it is possible to visit part of the enclosure. Admission for your visit is free, although you must check the opening hours, as these may vary.

Magnificent waterfall in the Rego das Quintas, a tributary of the Abedes River that rises on Mount Fraga de Lobos. Due to the large rocks that surround the well, it is impossible to see the full magnitude of this great waterfall. A sign, next to the sound of water, indicates the descent to the river. Although the path is quite accessible, you have to be careful not to slip on rainy days. To be able to see the waterfall, you have to look below, in an opening between the stones.