Neo-Gothic style church that had to be rebuilt after the Civil War.
The right of asylum made it an important point of reference for pilgrims to Santiago.
A taste from a pre-hispanic past, it is a drink for celebrations, festivals, or simple moments shared with friends
This church offers a fascinating testimony of the evolution of sacred art in Asturias
An old cruceiro stands on the old route of the Camino Primitivo in this sanctuary
Its Madonna image was saved during the Civil War by hiding it inside an “horreo”
Small chapel built over an 11th century Romanesque church destroyed by fire.
Mission church with ancient bells, suspended with güembé, a durable tree bark, ring out during important events
On the Tochar Phadraig, the pilgrimage to St. Patrick’s Hill, we find at least two of the famous St. Patrick’s Wells –artificial or natural springs deemed as sacred, associated with…