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احمد محمد (4 months ago)
Castle of Naraío. San Sadurniño A Coruña A construction of the 14th century that belonged to the Andrade family after the donation by Henrique II. It is in a rather dilapidated state, despite the fact that it was declared an Asset of Cultural Interest in the 90s. In any case, the surroundings offer us a lot: A small waterfall, a route along the Río Castro and we are also on a section of the Ruta dos Castelos and dos
Castle of Naraío. San Sadurniño A Coruña A construction of the 14th century that belonged to the Andrade family after the donation by Henrique II. It is in a rather dilapidated state, despite the fact that it was declared an Asset of Cultural Interest in the 90s. In any case, the surroundings offer us a lot: A small waterfall, a route along the Río Castro and we are also on a section of the Ruta dos Castelos and dos
Kyle Ross (7 months ago)
A wonderful historical site to visit. They have made some metallic steps to have access to the top of the castle. While the steps are rather unsightly, they do allow you to take in the lovely views from the top. Worth a visit, even if it is short. You can explore the castle grounds within an hour. There is a waterfall nearby that you can hike to but it is steep and slippery - not ideal for young children.
A wonderful historical site to visit. They have made some metallic steps to have access to the top of the castle. While the steps are rather unsightly, they do allow you to take in the lovely views from the top. Worth a visit, even if it is short. You can explore the castle grounds within an hour. There is a waterfall nearby that you can hike to but it is steep and slippery - not ideal for young children.
Alin Padureanu (16 months ago)
Superb
Superb
Cristina Alca (19 months ago)
A charming medieval castle. It has a lot of history. This building is considered since 1994 as an Asset of Cultural Interest within the catalog of monuments of the historical heritage of Spain. easy to get to. There is not much parking space. You have to go up a path and some stairs to get to the base of the castle. Very easy and nothing complicated. To go up to the Castle Tower, you have to go up some stairs that are made of protected and covered scaffolding. Upstairs there are spectacular views. The environment is very beautiful. Before going up the first stairs, the Sendeiros do Río Castro hiking trail begins on the left, which looks good.
A charming medieval castle. It has a lot of history. This building is considered since 1994 as an Asset of Cultural Interest within the catalog of monuments of the historical heritage of Spain. easy to get to. There is not much parking space. You have to go up a path and some stairs to get to the base of the castle. Very easy and nothing complicated. To go up to the Castle Tower, you have to go up some stairs that are made of protected and covered scaffolding. Upstairs there are spectacular views. The environment is very beautiful. Before going up the first stairs, the Sendeiros do Río Castro hiking trail begins on the left, which looks good.
Olga A C (2 years ago)
Ruined castle in a beautiful setting, although the same cannot be said of the stairs up to the tower as they allow access to the top but its aesthetics leave much to be desired, they look like construction scaffolding.
Ruined castle in a beautiful setting, although the same cannot be said of the stairs up to the tower as they allow access to the top but its aesthetics leave much to be desired, they look like construction scaffolding.
