Bridge of Isabel II
The new bridge from 1862 crossing the Eume.
It was build by the command of the queen Isabel II, and it allowed to cross the river Eume on the road to Castile coming from Ferrol. It was part of a modernization programme of roads in the kingdom, and in this case it was part of the updating of the old royal path to Castile, from Ferrol to A Ponte de Rábade.
It is a strong building over walls made of granite stone bricks with three semicircular arches leaning on granite walls on both sides of the river. The roadway ends on its sides with granite parapets, where there is a plaque remembering its construction and the year of ending, 1862.
It is a strong building over walls made of granite stone bricks with three semicircular arches leaning on granite walls on both sides of the river. The roadway ends on its sides with granite parapets, where there is a plaque remembering its construction and the year of ending, 1862.
Roman Bridge
A bridge to be printed in a postcard over the river. Chamoselo
Ponte dos Ferros (bridge)
The entrance to the village of García Rodríguez through the river Eume.
Mural "Artist who turn dreams with the passing of time"
This pictorial work pays tribute to wood turners, a profession with a long historic tradition in As Pontes, still alive nowadays.
Severiano’s Mill
The mill of A Vila.
Historic center
The historic area has its origin in a medieval village born at the feet of the Eume. Travellers and pilgrims used to walk the streets which hide treasures to...
Ethnographic Museum Monte Caxado
The museum which keeps the memory of society in As Pontes alive.
Praza da Igrexa (Church Square)
This square is the centre of the historic set of the village.
Church of Saint Mary of As Pontes
A beautiful bell tower looking over the historic town of As Pontes.
New Fountain or Fountain of Isabel II
The fountain of A Vila.
Bridge of Isabel II
The new bridge from 1862 crossing the Eume.
Mill of Alende
A beautiful mill with history in the centre of the village.
Mural "Two peoples, one only mother: Galicia – Brittany"
This mural talks about the afective and cultural connections between Galicia and Brittany.
Praza do Hospital (Hospital Square)
It is one of the oldest squares in the village.