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The Saa River is a tributary of the Sarria River, which in turn flows into the Miño River, and runs through the eastern part of the Ribeira Sacra e Serras do Oribio e Courel Biosphere Reserve, in the province of Lugo. This small river crosses valleys and native forests in municipalities such as Samos and Triacastela, very close to the French Way of the Camino de Santiago. [turismo.ri...asacra.org]

The Gate of the Keep in Monforte de Lemos is not a stand-alone gate, but rather forms part of the elevated access to the Keep, the most emblematic element of the Castle of San Vicente. The tower and its gate were damaged during the Great Irmandiña War (1467–1469), but were later rebuilt. Today, it is one of the finest examples of medieval military architecture in Galicia.

The Alcazaba Gate in Monforte de Lemos is one of the oldest and most emblematic elements of the medieval wall surrounding this historic Galician town. Although it is known today as the "Puerta de la Alcazaba," that name is relatively modern and was assigned by a mayor at the beginning of the 20th century without any rigorous historical basis. Traditionally, this gate was known as the Puerta de las Carnicerías or Puerta de las Pescaderías, and for centuries it was simply referred to as the main gate of the town.

The Parador de Monforte de Lemos is one of the most spectacular accommodations in Galicia, both for its historical value and its privileged location. The Parador is located high above the city, within the Monumental Complex of San Vicente do Pino, which includes: The Monastery of San Vicente do Pino (9th–18th centuries). The Palace of the Counts of Lemos. The medieval Keep. From the Parador, you can enjoy spectacular views of the city and the natural landscape of the Ribeira Sacra, a region famous for its terraced vineyards, Sil canyons, and Romanesque monasteries.

The Porta Nova of Monforte de Lemos is one of the most important vestiges of the city's medieval walls and is of great historical and architectural value. It was rebuilt after the Irmandiña War (1467–1469), a popular revolt against the Galician nobility. It is located in the historic center of Monforte de Lemos, near the Monastery of San Vicente do Pino and the Parador de Turismo, and forms part of the city's monumental complex.

Parque dos Condes is one of Monforte de Lemos' most iconic green spaces, ideal for strolling, relaxing, or enjoying time with the family. The grounds originally belonged to the Escolapios School and were transferred to the city council in 1990. Since then, they have been transformed into a public park with ample free parking.

The Monforte de Lemos Town Hall, which is the seat of the town council, houses various municipal services, including the mayor's office, the secretary's office, the plenary hall, and the local police (located on the ground floor with a side entrance). It was inaugurated in 2000, replacing the old headquarters on Rúa Comercio.

The Plaza de España in Monforte de Lemos is an emblematic place in the city. In this square is the Casa de la Cultura, a building that belonged to D. Pedro Boo Pita, a former mayor and scholar of Monforte de Lemos. The square is known for its cultural importance and its central location in the municipality.