An ethnographic trail with thirteen mills on the banks of the river Xuliana, in As Neves.

A bridge in the hamlet of Pereiras, in A Senra, in the parish of San Cibrán de Ribarteme, in As Neves, crossing the river Termes.

An ethnographic complex in the parish of Santo Estevo de Budiño, in Salceda de Caselas, along the Meixira stream.

A large garden park just a few metres from the Salvaterra de Miño fortress, on the banks of the Miño, considered one of the largest public parks in Galicia, covering more than 100,000 square metres.

A bridge in the parish of Moreira, in Ponteareas, crossing the river Tea.

The parish church of San Pedro de Angoares, in Ponteareas, a 12th-century Romanesque temple built over an ancient Roman villa.

An engineering work from the early 20th century in the parish of Xinzo, in Ponteareas.

The Tea Interpretation Centre, located in the cultural centre of Fozara, in Ponteareas.

A cluster of hydraulic mills in the Couso neighbourhood, in the parish of Guláns, in Ponteareas.

A walled enclosure of nearly 9,700 square metres on the banks of the Miño, in the town of Salvaterra de Miño, opposite the Portuguese town of Monção.

A building annexed to the Mondariz Spa complex, housing the machinery that served the thermal installations.

A historic greenhouse in the Gran Hotel gardens, in Mondariz-Balneario.

A medieval castle rising from a rocky hillside on Monte Landín, at about 334 metres above sea level, in Vilasobroso.

A former Franciscan convent at the foot of Picaraña mountain, in Ponteareas, built on a manor house of the Sarmiento family.

A medieval bridge over the river Tea in the parish of San Miguel, in Ponteareas, regarded as the element that gave the town its name and origin.

The main monument of the parish of Barcia de Mera, in Covelo, comprising the pazo and the Baroque parish church, both declared Sites of Cultural Interest.

An old hydraulic sawmill in the parish of Maceira, in Covelo, considered a gem of 1920s industrial heritage.

A hermitage on a hilltop about four kilometres from the town of Crecente, in the parish of O Freixo.

A Roman-origin bridge over the river Tea in Mondariz, linking the parishes of Mondariz and Riofrío.

One of Spain's most famous and prestigious spas, in the municipality of Mondariz-Balneario.

A medieval bridge in the parish do Couto, in A Cañiza, which was part of the ancient muleteers' wine road.

A complex in the Fontefría area, one of the highest parts of A Cañiza, in the parish of Achas.

An old ice house on the Paradanta mountains, in A Cañiza, linked to the Cistercian monastery of Santa María da Franqueira.

An old covered wash house in the centre of A Cañiza, also featuring a fountain.

A historic bridge in the parish of Mourentán, in Arbo, crossing the river Deva near its mouth at the Miño.

Also known as the Cruceiro de Cerviño, this is considered one of the most artistic, monumental and iconographically rich stone crosses in Galicia, and is regarded as unique among the thousands that exist across the territory.

A small and curious baldachin-shaped chapel in Valeixe, in A Cañiza, housing a stone cross and a soul niche dating from the 16th to 18th centuries.

A stone cross in the parish of Oroso, in A Cañiza, part of the rich popular religious architecture heritage of the municipality.

A stone cross in the churchyard of the parish church of Santa María de Oroso, in A Cañiza.

One of the most venerated Marian sanctuaries in southern Galicia, located in the Paradanta mountains, in the parish of A Franqueira.

A complex in Parada de Achas, in A Cañiza, consisting of a small oak grove where an important fair was held, and various large farmsteads.

A remarkable spot on the stream known as Regueira do Aceval, in the parish of Luneda, in A Cañiza.

Also known as the Pazo da Borza, it is one of the most notable manor houses in Valeixe, a parish that was once the neuralgic centre of A Cañiza and home to the local nobility.