Carballo, Municipality in A Coruña Province, Spain
Carballo is a municipality in northwestern Galicia with rolling countryside, streams, and farmland spread across its terrain. It comprises eighteen distinct parishes that together form this administrative area.
The municipality was established in 1836 and experienced economic growth during the 1940s through tungsten mining in the region. This mining activity left a lasting mark on the area's development.
The area holds many megalithic burial structures and archaeological remains from the Castro culture period, showing how communities lived here thousands of years ago. Walking through the countryside, visitors can encounter evidence of these ancient settlements.
The municipality functions as a market center for agricultural goods, especially grains and dairy products, with good connections to larger Galician cities. Visitors can easily reach the area from major urban centers.
The thermal springs of San Juan de Carballo across the Allones River are known for their sulfur and mineral-rich water, traditionally valued for its healing properties. These springs attract visitors seeking to experience the historic bathing tradition.
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