RIGHT OUT IN THE COUNTRY
Situated in the municipality of Touro, right in the centre of the county of Arzua, this house is a faithful reminder of the ancient houses belonging to the noble Galician families. The architectural complex of which it is made up is completely surrounded by a centuries old oak wood that gives credit to its aristocratic air. The corn granary and the dovecote give us a glimpse of the ancient workings of the house, in an area that has for centuries lived dependant on agriculture, farming, and cheese making using the mark of origin Arzua- Ulloa.

A HOUSE AMONG THE OAK TREES
Pazo de Andeade was constructed at the beginning of the XVIII Century, and restored in 1995 with original high quality materials. Beside the respect paid to the original features of the main building the complex conserves all the elementary characteristics of Galician Architecture. The corn granary, the dovecote and the chapel- that boasts an altarpiece crafted by the Compostelan master woodcarvers from the age that the house was constructed- are proof of that.
 

WHAT YOU CAN DO
Just being in the grounds of Pazo de Andeade are reasons enough to spend the whole day exploring and getting to know the place; enjoy its well kept lounges or reading in the library; listen to the murmur of the water in the fountain; or stroll through the oak wood that keeps the secrets of those who built the house. Its proximity to Santiago de Compostela, the Portodemouros reservoir or the pilgrims way to Santiago, all this invites you to enjoy its natural, cultural, and architectonic wonders. The visitor can also try pony trekking, walking tours or mountain bike trips around the area, visiting some of the numerous farms and dairies in the region.

OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES
Hiking
Mountain bike
Visit to farms and cheese factory
Horse routes
Rafting