Porta da Vila

Former medieval gate of Betanzos, also known as the Royal Gate, decorated with the coats of arms of Galicia, Castile and León, and the city.

Constitution Square

Historic square in Betanzos featuring the Town Hall, the Clock Tower, the Church of Santiago and several medieval palaces.

Church of Santiago

15th-century church transitioning from Romanesque to Gothic, linked to Fernán Pérez de Andrade and the Way of Saint James.

Church of Santa María do Azogue

14th–15th century Gothic church with Flemish altarpieces, mural paintings and tombs of medieval Betanzos society.

Church and Convent of San Francisco

14th-century Gothic temple declared a BIC, with extraordinary tombs of the Andrade family and rich sculptural decoration.

Christ Gate

Medieval gate of Betanzos’ historic centre, also known as Porta da Ribeira or Porta de Paio Fermoso, built in the 15th century.

Convent of the Augustinian Recollects

17th–18th century convent with a 16th-century cloister, historic coats of arms and valuable altarpieces from the Compostela School.

Old Bridge Gate

15th-century medieval gate that preserves the portcullis guides and served as a control point for the weights of market goods.