Crafts and Traditions Route

Route highlighting traditional crafts and customs that are part of Betanzos’ historical identity.

Christ Gate

Christ Gate

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

This 15th-century medieval gate, located in the historic centre of Betanzos and also known as Porta da Ribeira or Porta de Paio Fermoso, connects the streets of A Ribeira and A Cerca. A crucifix and a painted cityscape with sun and moon decorate its tympanum.

Museo das Mariñas
Extensive ethnographic collection of traditional costumes, photography and history.
Diana the Huntress Fountain
Monumental fountain inaugurated in 1867, a replica of the Diana of the Louvre and one of Betanzos’ most recognisable urban symbols.
Christ Gate
Medieval gate of Betanzos’ historic centre, also known as Porta da Ribeira or Porta de Paio Fermoso, built in the 15th century.
Loureiros or Country Wine Cellars
Guild Dances
Ancient medieval guild dances of Betanzos, such as the sailors’ arch dance and the farmers’ dance, preserving traditional attire.