Departing from the centre of Miño, towards Sombreu, we come to the place called La Regueira, where one finds the Chapel of La Regueira, a church of small dimensions of Neogothic style.


We continue ascending towards the place of Bra where we can admire Saint Ramón Chapel and a house of the popular architecture of this zone (19th century).
Later we meet Saint Juan de Área Chapel, which dates from the year 1833, and the neighbours moved it from the rocks in the crossing of the River Lambre with the Estuary of Betanzos. On the way we meet the Fountain of Cal, which was built in 1815, and it will provide refreshment to go on with the route.

In Bemantes we meet Saint Tomé Church, of Baroque style, reformed in the 17th century, which keeps inside a Romanesque baptismal font that is well preserved. And on the outside we meet a grave, a funeral urn from the 17th century and a preserved cross of stone. Later on, we meet the Windmill of Boucelo, dated from the year 1840 that is the only example in the region. It has been recently restored and from it, it is possible to contemplate the Valley of Leiro with the Estuary at the back.

Returning to the initial route we arrive at the country house of the former master of the House of Callobre. It is noteworthy Saint Juan de Callobre, of Baroque style, emphasizing two sundials that date from the year 1814, the Romanesque baptismal font and the cross of stone.

We are useful to visit the Chapel of Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe, of traditional Baroque Galician style. Near the chapel it is the Fountain of Aguas Santas in which long ago pilgrims used to gather water to water their fields and at the same time they prayed three Hail Mary and one Lord’s Prayer in order to get away from pests, evil eye and envy.

Next, in a place called A Graña we emphasize the existence of a house of Baroque style which dates from the 17th century.