Top Things to do in Parada de Sil
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What to do and see in Parada de Sil, Galicia: The Best Things to do
Discover the best top things to do in Parada de Sil, Spain including Ecos da Pedra, Monasterio de Santa Cristina, Balcones de Madrid, Ruta de las pasarelas del rio Mao, Bodega Ronsel do Sil, Capilla y necropolis de San Victor de Barxacova, Foxo de Cabrita.
Restaurants in Parada de Sil
1. Ecos da Pedra
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 16 reviews
2. Monasterio de Santa Cristina
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4.5 based on 305 reviews
The origin of the Santa Cristina monastery is full of doubts and unknowns, different dates have been given to locate its foundation. It probably has to be placed towards the 10th century, a time when the rule of San Fructuoso followed, which would later be replaced by that of San Benito. Abbots of Santa Cristina have been known since the 10th century, later donations began to be found in their favor and, later on, royal privileges, the oldest conserved is from Fernando III de León and Castilla (1231), although there are references to other earlier ones. In the 15th century the house would begin a period of decline, with commendatory abbots, which would end in 1517 with a bull of Leo X that formalized its extinction and integration in Santo Estevo de Ribas de Sil as a simple priory. temporary and the already definitive of 1835, when the place was abandoned and ruined. From July 2020 you need to book in: https://entradas.ribeirasacra.org/es
3. Balcones de Madrid
4. Ruta de las pasarelas del rio Mao
5. Bodega Ronsel do Sil
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 58 reviews
This is a wine cellar restored an old place, which produces high quality wines within the O.D. Ribeira Sacra. In a corner of the Ribeira Sacra, where nature surprises us at every step, it is Ronsel do Sil, near the Parador de Santo Estevo and the Monastery of Santa Cristina, combines tourism with architecture, landscape and oenology. "Ronsel" means "wake groove that leaves a boat when navigating through the water." Ronsel do Sil aims to make his mark of passion and respect for sustainable landscape and wine culture in the Ribeira Sacra. Guided tours of the vineyard and the winery visits are made, explaining the process of making wine, with tastings of wines.
