Pazo De Ludeiro

Cultural Heritage This land has inspired the mood for Emilia Pardo Bazán "Os Pazos de Ulloa", hence not surprising that the abundance of churches, cruises, big houses, country houses and forts, bearing witness to ancient lands of great historical importance. In fact, in the arms of this council are six forts and six towers and fortresses in the municipality. El Camino de Santiago, 10 minutes from Pazo de Ludeiro, was a means of artistic transmission, retaining almost all the parishes simple Romanesque churches, among which stands out for its beauty, of Novelúa. Church of the Monastery of Vilar de Donas Walls of Lugo A 36 km. (Approx. 38 min.) Ludeiro of Pazo is the Wall of Lugo, Heritage of Humanity. Castros In the vicinity of Pazo de Ludeiro there are a lot of well-preserved forts, where they found Roman mills, tiles, ceramics, etc.., You can also see many breast and petroglyphs. Castles A 16 km (20 min.) Is Pambre Castle which stands on a steep cliff along the river that carries Pambre natural defense. Festivals and fairs The history of fairs, Monterroso is a long history, the first and held prior to the fifteenth century Fair call Santos continues to be, without doubt, one of the most important of Galicia, in it have been kept Galician folk traditions: the sale of cattle, celebration and good food. Natural heritage The Pazo de Ludeiro is located in the region of A Ulloa and is adjacent to the Ribeira Sacra, thus enjoying two wonderful ecosystems. A Ulloa is an important location on the Camino de Santiago, is bathed by the river Ulla, which gives its name to the county, was born in this beautiful land from many different streams from the mountains: Careón (Natura 2000) , Mount Farelo and A Vacaloura mountains that enclose the region in a natural amphitheater. Perhaps most surprising is that A Ulloa landscapes remain intact, non-travel time. The landscape of the region is green, yellow and ocher, covered with forest areas of high ecological value that are preserved in the ancient forests of oak, chestnut and birch trees of great beauty, which are the hallmark of the region. The Ribeira Sacra. Few landscapes are as flashy as the one that has been transforming human action into the gorges of the Sil and Minho in its passage through the Ribeira Sacra, on slopes of up to 35 degrees where socalcos have allowed the miracle of the wine. It's an area of high biodiversity where alternate oaks, chestnut trees, gorse and heather with a large number of medicinal and aromatic plants. In its virgin forests are deep and hidden wild boar, roe deer, foxes and rabbits.