Vilanova dos Infantes
Member of Los Pueblos más Bonitos de España
A 19-metre tower is what remains of the fortress Count Gutierre Menéndez raised at Vilanova dos Infantes in the 10th century; the rest was pulled down in 1476 after the Irmandiño revolt. Around it, the medieval village has recently been restored. In the church of San Salvador, a Romanesque Christ hangs on a cross shaped like the branches of a tree.
Highlights
- The medieval tower, later used as the town hall
- San Salvador church, with its tree-branch Romanesque crucifix
- Castromao, a fortified pre-Roman hillfort near the village
- The Virgen del Cristal feast on 15 September, with an open-air mass
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Nearby member villages
- Oseira · 41 km
- Castro Caldelas · 50 km
- Ponte Maceira · 102 km
- Puebla de Sanabria · 110 km
- Peñalba de Santiago · 120 km

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