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The Belesar Bridge is a significant construction in the Ribeira Sacra region of Galicia. This bridge crosses the Miño River and connects the towns of Chantada and O Saviñao. Originally, there was a Roman bridge at this location, but the Fenosa company built the current bridge on the large and strong pillars of the original, which can still be seen in times of high drought. The village of Belesar, divided on both sides of the Miño River, is known for the beauty of its landscape, its vineyards and as a historical crossing point between the Chantada region and the Tierras de Lemos. In addition, it is a prominent place in the production of cherries and has a pier from where river routes depart along the Miño River. The bridge is also part of the Winter Way to Santiago de Compostela, an alternative route to the traditional French Way that was used by the Romans to avoid mountainous areas during the harshest months of winter. 🚶‍♀️🌄😎🌉

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As we walk along these banks with views and Feeling of being in a Fantastic place that Will give us wines that will become fantastic Ribera wines... 🍷

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Perfect view of the Miño River. Some people dare to jump into the river from above 🤩👏

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The Ribeira Sacra could be described as one of the best-kept secrets of inland Galicia. This destination includes twenty-six municipalities located in the south of the province of Lugo and the north of the province of Ourense, with sections of the Miño, Sil, Cabe and Bibei rivers as connecting elements.

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The Ribeira Sacra is an impressive destination in Galicia, Spain. It includes the banks of the Cabe, Sil and Miño rivers, and its landscape is simply captivating. It is a natural and cultural treasure worth exploring. Enjoy your visit! 😊

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The monastery of Santo Estevo de Ribas de Sil is one of the most outstanding and spectacular complexes of the rich monumental heritage of Galicia. It was built between the 12th and 18th centuries. This monastery was important, because nine bishops retired to it and renounced their episcopal sees and chose the monastery to end their days throughout the 10th century and perhaps part of the 11th. The monastery kept his remains and as a souvenir it carried the nine miters on its shield. The church has a basilica plan, spacious and proportioned. It preserves the Romanesque apse with three apses, the central one being lower than the lateral ones, an unusual case in Galician Romanesque. The façade of the church is from the end of the 16th century or beginning of the 17th century. At the top there is a simple oculus that gives light to the interior and ends in a niche inside which is the image of Saint Stephen.

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Mirador da Pedra Longa, a majestic rock formation in the shape of a vertical monolith whose height exceeds 7 meters and is made up of just one piece of stone. Rain and wind have been responsible for sculpting this wonderful work of art for millions of years. It is accompanied by the special background that the valley and the Sil canyon give it. From here you will see a good stretch of the Sil River, from Pombeiro (Pantón) to the mouth of the Cabe River, in A Barca. Also in the distance you will appreciate the high and vertical slopes of the canyon in Sober, in the parishes of Belmonte or Santiorxo.

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