#MAGICALVILLAGES-Magic Galicia Route

Arrival at the rural accommodation that we have chosen so that you can enjoy a GENUINE TRAVEL EXPERIENCE ON THE MAGICAL GALICIA ROUTE. Ribadavia includes a valuable historical heritage reflected in its cobbled streets, its imposing castle and its medieval wall, as well as its spectacular Jewish Quarter, considered a National Monument. At night you will go out to dinner some of the region's typical dishes: Galician-style Octopus and Zamburiñas Empanada, accompanied by a good Mencía Red Wine. After a full day, return to the accommodation for a well-deserved rest.

Have an early breakfast and go out to discover Ribadavia. We begin with a visit to the Jewish Quarter. The Jewish quarter extends from the Plaza Mayor to the medieval wall, where the Magdalena Church is located. Next, we will visit the Monumental Complex of Santo Domingo, declared a National Monument in 1931. It is a monumental complex composed of the Convent, the church of Santo Domingo and the chapel of the Virgen del Portal. From the 13th and 14th centuries. Next we will visit a Winery. In this experience you will enjoy the best views of the Miño River from the San Cibrao viewpoint. You will be introduced to the most traditional viticulture of Ribeiro while you tour the vineyards and you will learn about the main native varieties of the area and their differences. You will enter the winery discovering the most special preparations and products. The experience ends with a guided tasting of two wines in the wine shop accompanied by Galician cheeses and picos. Immediately we will invite you to eat in a typical restaurant. After eating we say goodbye to Ribadavia and will continue our route to the next Magical Town, Combarro. Seaside town with narrow alleys. More than 60 granaries on the edge of the sea, arcades, transepts and balconies built in stone, are the protagonists of this town north of the Pontevedra estuary. Declared a complex of artistic and picturesque interest since 1972, Combarro is the Galician town that has the most traditional granaries on the shore of the Rías Baixas. Next, we will visit the Monastery of San Xoan de Poio. Declared a Historical-Artistic monument in 1971, it houses artistic treasures such as two cloisters, one of the most important monastic libraries in the State and a monumental granary. You will arrive at the end of the afternoon at the accommodation we chose with time to rest a little before going out for dinner with one of the region's typical dishes: Galician Hake, accompanied by a good Albariño White Wine. After a full day, return to the accommodation for a well-deserved rest.

Have an early breakfast and go out to discover Combarro. We begin with a visit the Monastery of San Xoan de Poio. Declared a Historical-Artistic monument in 1971, it houses artistic treasures such as two cloisters, one of the most important monastic libraries in the State and a monumental granary. Immediately we will invite you to eat in a typical restaurant. After eating we say goodbye to Combarro and will continue our route to the next Magical Town, Cambados. Walking through the streets of its three neighbourhoods: the stately Fefiñáns, the commercial-administrative Cambados and the seafaring Santo Tomé, you will discover corners full of history. You will arrive at the end of the afternoon at the accommodation we chose with time to rest a little before going out for dinner some of the typical dishes of the region. After a full day we return to the lodge for a well deserved rest.

Have an early breakfast and go out to discover Cambados. We start with a visit to the Pazo de Ferfinans, a historic place that keeps the tradition of the great Galician pazos. Built in the shape of an "L", where you can appreciate its attractive circular balconies. Next, we will visit the Barrio Marinero de S. Tome, which retains its charm of yesteryear with its sailor houses, being a must visit the Tower of San Sadurniño, located on a small island, and the Pazo de Montesacro of the s. XVIII. From here we will leave to discover the ruins of Santa Marina Dozo, which were built on a Romanesque temple of the twelfth century. It was abandoned for political and religious reasons, and its remains were declared a National Monument in 1943. We will finish the visit of Cambados, with a visit to a winery overlooking the Ria de Arousa, tasting three Albariño wines. The end of this adventure comes and nothing better than finishing this fantastic Magic Route with an incredible Galician Mariscada for lunch.