국립공원 프라가스 에우메 주변 최고의 버스 정류장 출발 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

A beautifully designed bench and fountain for pilgrims.

This spot is marked with the name "the hardest seats in the world," which you'll understand when you get there (Galician humor 😅). You can get there by car for about 400 meters. The last stretch is a broken, steep road, making it difficult for people with reduced mobility. The viewpoint has spectacular views of the Ferrol estuary, as you can see from almost the end (the nearby trees obstruct it) to the end of the estuary. On a sunny day, it's truly beautiful. Reaching this point can be challenging, but it's well worth it.

An ancient but very well-preserved and visitable monastery, very pretty and small, so you can see it in just a few minutes.

A very well-preserved ancient monastery that can be visited (I don't know the opening hours) is located on the English Way to Santiago. A quick visit is recommended (it's small but beautiful), and then continue up the path on the left.

The Capela de Santa María de Caranza is located near the Mirador de Punta Caranza viewpoint, as well as near the Parque Carmelo Teixeiro park along the English Way (a variant of the Camino de Santiago).

The Xuvia magnolia is the most unique tree in this city. Two hundred years of history in which this large species resists the passage of time from its location, on the Xuvia seafront. And speaking of the location, it is worth highlighting the owners of the land on which the magnolia is located, for the facilities they have always given to the Narón City Council to be able to maintain this tree in optimal conditions. It is not easy to find such unique species in the area. Proof of this is the fact that the Xuvia magnolia is part of the Catalogue of Unique Trees of the Xunta de Galicia. The Provincial Council of A Coruña itself presented the book "A Magnolia de Santa Rita e a Cultura verde de Narón" in Narón, published by the aforementioned administration. The authors of this publication: Carlos Rodríguez Dacal, María Rodríguez García Garabal and Tomás Casal Pita have carried out intense research work, with the collaboration of institutions and private individuals, to publicize this tree, if possible, the most representative of our municipality and which shines in all its splendor on the Paseo Matítimo de Xuvia, near the bridge that borders the neighboring municipality of Neda.

It is a Romanesque building with additions of the Galician Baroque of the 18th century. A brief visit to the church and the monastic dependencies can show us a series of data that allude to the continuous building development of this monastery.

Starting point for the camino Ingles