From this point, you can enjoy the impressive views of the beautiful valley of the river Ulla, near its mouth in the Ria de Arousa.
Confluence of the Portuguese Way and the maritime route of the Traslatio Jacobea, Pontecesures, covering an area of just 7 km2, offers its visitors an exciting journey through its natural, artistic and cultural heritage. Welcome!
This place is so called because of the presence in it of a pine (pinus pinea). The current specimen had to replace the original centenary one due...
The Church of San Lois was inaugurated as a parish church in 1893 after eighteen years of human and economic effort by the town’s...
The origin of Celtic ceramics dates back to the so-called “Cerámica Artística Gallega” (Galician Artistic Ceramics), created in 1925,...
The Market was designed in 1904 as a logical consequence of the intense fishing and commercial activity in the area. Between 1940 and 1980, it...
Did you know that Pontecesures was, in 1925, the first town in Spain to organise a second-hand car fair, taking as an example that of Leipzig...
Due to the strategic and commercial importance of Pontecesures, this baroque building with a large borbonic coat of arms was built in 1790 by the...
The name Pontecesures could refer to the order for the construction of the bridge by a Caesar (Pons Caesaris), possibly Caesar Augustus, at a time...
Representing the figure of the Apostle Santiago as a pilgrim, the Jacobean marker completes the Via Crucis that marks The Route of the Sea of...
Erected on the site of the old Celtic Castro, Castro Cessuris, it would be a parish church until 1893.
Its construction was completed in 1116, under...