TURISMO RURAL en el corazón del Albariño
TURISMO RURAL en el corazón del Albariño
TURISMO RURAL en el corazón del Albariño
TURISMO RURAL en el corazón del Albariño
TURISMO RURAL en el corazón del Albariño
TURISMO RURAL en el corazón del Albariño
Stone, wood, nature and tranquillity.
Our house preserves the character of traditional Galician country homes. Here, mornings begin at a slower pace, the landscape changes with the seasons, and every day can become a little adventure to discover some of the most special places in Pontevedra..
From the sea to the table
To talk about the Rías Baixas is to talk about gastronomy.
Clams, mussels, scallops, razor clams, octopus, locally caught fish and some of Galicia’s finest seafood are all part of a cuisine deeply connected to the Atlantic.
Restaurants, taverns and local establishments where you can discover a cuisine based on fresh, local produce.
Restaurantes, tabernas y establecimientos donde descubrir una gastronomía basada en el producto local
Among vineyards and wineries
We are in the land of Albariño, one of Galicia’s most renowned white wines and a true symbol of the Rías Baixas.
Vineyards are an essential part of the landscape and culture of this region. Nearby, you can visit wineries, learn how Albariño grapes are grown, stroll through the vineyards and discover the wines of the Rías Baixas Designation of Origin.
An opportunity to understand that here, wine is not simply a product: it is landscape, tradition and a way of life.
Routes through Galicia
For centuries, pilgrims from all over the world have travelled through Galicia on their way to Santiago de Compostela.
The province of Pontevedra is crossed by some of the most remarkable pilgrimage routes to Santiago, including the Portuguese Way and its Spiritual Variant, a route closely connected to the landscape and history of the Rías Baixas.
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