A Fonsagrada

Museo Etnográfico A Fonsagrada

Founded in 1984 thanks to the residents of A Fonsagrada, it is divided into a three-storey building: the first floor displays ethnography and objects related to different traditional trades of the region. In the second floor there are objects related to prehistory and archeology and the last section houses castros, burial mounds and Roman mines of the place.

HOURS

From June 15 to September 14 it is open from Tuesday to Sunday from 12:00 to 14:00 and from 17:00 to 19:00.From September 15 to June 14 it is open from Tuesday to Friday from 12:00 to 14:00 and on Saturdays and Sundays from 12:00 to 14:00 and from 17:00 to 18:00. Mondays are closed.

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Fees

General admission: 1,50€Children under 12 years old: freePossibility of previous reservation for groups.

Permission: 1,50€Children under 12 years old: freePossibility of previous reservation for groups.

INFORMATION OF INTEREST

E-mail: museofonsagrada@telefonica.net Telephone: 982 340 507

Iglesia de Santa María de Lamas de Moreira

It is a temple that dates back to the eighteenth century and consists of a Latin cross plan, built in slate. It has a portico protected by a three-slope slate roof and a bell tower formed by two bodies, one of them forming three arched openings for the bells, while in the upper parts protrude stone finials, culminating in balls.

From the church highlights the apse, dating from the twelfth century, so it presents a Romanesque style, three altarpieces dating from the eighteenth century and a silver cross dating from the same century.

MASS TIMETABLE

From 1 September to 30 June Weekdays and eves at 19:00 Holidays at 12:00From 1 July to 31 August Weekdays and eves at 20:00 Holidays at 12:00 and 20:00

From 1 September to 30 June Weekdays and eves at 19:00 Holidays at 12:00 and 20:00

From 1 July to 31 August Weekdays and eves at 20:00 Holidays at 12:00 and 20:00.

Iglesia de San Pedro

The church of San Pedro de Neiro has been recently repaired and has a Latin cross floor plan, made of slate masonry, with a gable roof.

The church of San Pedro de Neiro has been recently repaired and has a Latin cross floor plan, made of slate masonry, with a gable roof.

The temple stands out, undoubtedly, the grandiose entrance portico, which has three arches, the one in the center being the largest. The bell tower is divided into two parts: the first ends in a small gable roof, serving as a cover for the bells, and the second part of the bell tower corresponds to an arched opening in the center and finished with a triangular pediment.

Iglesia de San Andrés de Logares

It is a church built in schist masonry with a Latin cross plan. The entrance to the temple is through a square arched portico, with a three-sided slate roof. The most outstanding feature of the building is the bell tower, also made of masonry and baroque style. This bell tower consists of three bodies: the first body has two arched openings for the bells, the second body has a smaller opening, ending in a triangular pediment.

Hospital de Montouto

Founded in the mid-fourteenth century by Peter the Cruel, it is currently in ruins of which only one building remains standing thanks to its reconstruction with stone masonry.

Hórreos de Lamas de Moreira

It is a hórreo with a square floor plan in the Asturian style and built entirely of wooden planks except for the roof, which is made of slate. The highlight of this small construction are the “tornarratos”, a slab of slate that is placed between the feet and the structure so that mice and other small animals can not enter.

Castillo de la Fortaleza y Torre de Burón

Only the remains of one of its towers remain of this renowned castle of La Puebla de Burón, as it was almost completely destroyed in the mid-twentieth century.

Capilla de San José

Square in plan and made of schist masonry with a slate gable roof, the chapel of San José de Burón stands out for its façade, from which the bell tower stands out, culminating in two arched openings, the largest of which is square. The other opening is smaller and is a curved tympanum. From the base of the bell tower there are two curved branches, very common of the baroque style, which extend to the corners of the facade of the temple.