Pazo de Cea

The granite stone building features an L-shaped layout with a gallery adorned with balustrades and arches, plus a prominent entrance with three coats of arms.

Joan de Cea, abbot of Nigrán parish, established this country house in the late 16th century, with major renovations completed by Bernardo de Cea in 1813.

The estate represents traditional Galician architecture with Portuguese influences, incorporating elements like a chapel, dovecote, and heraldic fountain within its grounds.

The manor now functions as a hospitality venue with a Michelin-starred restaurant by Casa Solla, offering spaces for events and guided tours of the property.

The 4.4-hectare estate includes terraced gardens with a ceremonial route leading to a modern pavilion positioned between an Araucaria tree and camellia garden.

Location: Grolos

Website: http://pazodecea.com/

Website: http://pazodecea.com

GPS coordinates: 42.14850,-8.79982

Latest update: March 7, 2025 07:06