Former Municipal Slaughterhouse

Former municipal slaughterhouse from the early 20th century, with distinctive architecture and iron and tile decoration.

Alfolí (Salt Storehouse)

Medieval building used for the storage and weighing of salt, a key product in Betanzos’ port trade.

Os Xudeus Street

Mariñán-style houses of Fonte de Unta, A Cañota and Rúa Quiroga

Traditional agricultural neighbourhood of Fonte de Unta, characterised by arcades and wooden balconies used as urban granaries.

A Acea and Roibeira Mills

Caraña Mills

Fonte da Cangrexeira

Fountain cited in documents from 1633, also known as the San Gregorio Fountain, linked to the port and the Magdalena district.

Picachá Fountain

Neoclassical fountain from 1911, designed by Francisco Javier Martínez Santiso, decorated with semicols, coats of arms and marine figures.

Fountain of the Angels

Historic fountain documented since 1613 and rebuilt in 1834, bearing the coats of arms of the city and Archdeacon Pedro de Ben.

Hórreo da Rúa Nova

This 18th-century urban granary is privately owned and recalls the ancient Orreum mentioned in Betanzos’ foundation charter of 1219.

A Galera Granaries

Group of five Mariñán-type granaries by the Mendo River, recalling the former maize-drying area since the 17th century.

Port of Betanzos

The medieval port of Betanzos has not been preserved, but quays and promenade areas remain.

Pelamios Route

Family-friendly route along the Pelamios River, just over 1.5 km long, easy and quiet, ideal for enjoying nature with children.