Sarreaus: Serra de San Mamede and Limia Valley

A holiday apartment in Sarreaus offers views of a destination with distinct changes in landscape and a distinctive festival tradition. The mountainous part of Sarreaus lies in the north; this is where the Serra de San Mamede is located. The central and southern areas are shaped by the Limia Valley and feature flatter terrain as well as beautiful valleys. At the same time, Sarreaus is connected with A Limia. This creates an interesting mix of nature, culture and regional tradition for planning your trip.

Landscape between the Serra de San Mamede and the Limia Valley

The Limia River rises in the parish of Paradiña in Sarreaus, more precisely at Monte de Talariño, and crosses Sarreaus from northeast to southwest. If you would like to experience the landscape consciously, you can consider the Serra de San Mamede, the Limia Valley and the beautiful valleys as different themes for your trip. This allows you to choose your holiday apartment in Sarreaus according to the landscape perspective you prefer.

Entroido with the Vergalleiro

The Vergalleiro is the central figure of Entroido in Sarreaus. During Entroido, each Vergalleiro sounds a horn as they walk through the streets and invite people to join the celebration. Sunday is the main day of Entroido in Sarreaus. For visitors who want to discover regional culture through a specific tradition, Entroido provides a clear focus. The figure, the sound of the horn and the main day give your planning a thematic direction.

Cultural heritage in Sarreaus

The cultural heritage of Sarreaus includes the Roufeiro archaeological site, located in Nocelo da Pena. San Xoán de Cortegada is a 12th-century Romanesque church and forms part of the cultural heritage of Sarreaus. Santa María de Perrelos is a Romanesque church and also forms part of the cultural heritage of Sarreaus. The Pazo de Nocelo da Pena is likewise part of the cultural heritage of Sarreaus. These places offer different points of interest for a stay focused on archaeology, Romanesque churches and regional cultural heritage. This allows you to incorporate the cultural side of Sarreaus into your travel plans alongside the landscape.

Vía da Prata and personal travel interests

The Igrexa de Codosedo in Codosedo, Sarreaus, lies along the Vía da Prata, a route of the Camino de Santiago. If you choose a holiday apartment in Sarreaus, the combination of landscape, Entroido, cultural heritage and the Camino de Santiago that you are looking for can play a meaningful role. These different focal points give you a clear personal basis for making decisions when planning your trip.

A holiday apartment in Sarreaus to suit your travel plans

Whether you want to focus on the more mountainous north, the Limia Valley, Entroido or the cultural sites, these documented themes help you consider a holiday apartment in Sarreaus that matches your own interests.

For regional orientation, you can also discover Sobreira, Tamallancos, Soutelo, Larouco, Nogueira De Ramuín, Vilanova, A Manchica and A Rúa.

For the broader travel overview: Ourense.