Pilgrimage of the Virgin of A Franqueira celebrated on Pentecost Monday at the Sanctuary of A Franqueira in A Caniza, popularly known as «As Pascuillas».
A marked circular trail (PR-G 206) of 7.7 km of low difficulty, starting at the Alto de Fontefría, beside the N-120 road, at about 790 metres above sea level.
Considered one of the largest and most remarkable hill forts in Galicia, this Iron Age settlement is located between the parishes of A Cañiza and Achas, around Monte das Grades.
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.
A Rapa das Bestas also known as the Curro do Faro, held on the first Sunday of August in A Cañiza, organised by the Asociación Caballar Pedroso de Ribadil.
A historic fountain in the centre of A Cañiza, built in 1877 to serve the carriages and travellers on the Vigo-Villacastín route along the road opened a few years earlier, the forerunner of today's N-120.
A fountain linked to the sanctuary of A Franqueira, in A Cañiza, and to devotion to the Virgin of the Fountain, one of the oldest Marian images in Galicia.
