Parque Etnográfico do Arenteiro - O Carballiño
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Traditional architecture / ethnography and naturalistic Party City Park Carballiño, next to the farm. Go through the popular two Namorados Pena Ethnographic Park and the interesting ecomuseum Arenteiro "Muiño Anxo do," the municipal camping bungalows and a restaurant. It crosses over the river in Ponterriza Arenteiro to reach the village of molds and the Romanesque church of San Mamede, national monument immersed in a romantic environment marked by large brown and an ancient cemetery. The Arenteiro cross the bridge again for medieval dig Castro. You climb to the village of Cabanelas with its church, manor houses emblazoned to descend then to Pazos de Arenteiro (see PR-G 76). Before entering the village, it is worth closer to "Pozo two Fumes" where the river seems Volatizer among the rocks. Visits O Carballiño is one of the main towns of the province of Ourense. To reach the Arenteiro Pazos, see PR-G 76.
Traditional architecture / ethnography and naturalistic Party City Park Carballiño, next to the farm....
This festival is held in the Municipal Park Carballiño which brings together many pulpeiras and pulpe...
This festival is held in the Municipal Park Carballiño which brings together many pulpeiras and pulpe...
Designed by the famous architect Antonio Palacios Porriño, this church, known to locals as "new churc...
Sarmiento Castillo de los Condes Its construction dates from the second half of XV century. It is sai...
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