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One of the highest points on the French Way of the Camino de Santiago, located between Triacastela and Fonfría, already in the province of Lugo. At 1,335 meters above sea level, this peak offers a natural viewpoint overlooking the Galician mountains. The area is often exposed to wind and changeable weather, even in summer, but the views and the feeling of having reached a milestone more than compensate. There's a hostel/bar right at the summit, useful as a stopping point for pilgrims and cyclists. Dress warmly before reaching the top: the temperature here can drop suddenly, even on sunny days. If you're on a mountain bike or e-bike, make sure you have good traction on descents and that your brakes are checked: the descent towards Fonfría is fast and winding. It's a good place to rest and refill your water or coffee before continuing.

A rare sight! A magical moment! Seeing two bridges from different eras standing side by side. Low water levels make this possible.

Contrary to what the name suggests, this was not the king's palace or residence. It's a lovely little place and good for a break.

Beautiful old Galician granaries that you can see here in all shapes and sizes.

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Romanesque church dating from the last third of the 12th century with later alterations. Only the main entrance and part of the façade remain of the original design. It has a Latin cross plan with a rectangular nave, two side chapels, and a pentagonal presbytery. The walls are made of masonry and granite ashlars, and the roof is covered with two- and four-sided tiles. The entrance is Romanesque and features a rounded arch with two archivolts, coved arches, an outer band of truncated spires, and decorated capitals. The tympanum is plain on quoins. The altarpiece in the main chapel is neoclassical.

In the small village of Ramil at the foot of the Camino, just before Triacastela, stands one of Galicia's most beautiful century-old chestnut trees. Its trunk spans 8.5 meters and, with its hollow spaces and thick branches that seem to embrace the tree, resembles an X-ray of time.

A magnificent work from the outside. You have to pay to see it from the inside.