MORAŅA COUNTRYSIDE
Pazo de La Buzaca stands in the parish of San Lourenzo de Moraņa, in a place where so much is still to be discovered, such as scenery unchanged since the time of our ancestors when the house was constructed. Wildlife, traditions and historical artistic patrimony of the area are directly or indirectly linked to Santiago de Compostela, the cradle of Europe and the final stop on pilgrimages since time immemorial.

THE VARELA FAMILY HOUSE
Since its construction, in the XVII Century, Pazo da Buzaca has belonged to the family and lineage of the Varelas. The house has a main door above which the family coat of arms is on view, carved in stone from the XVIII Century. The complex, surrounded by a stout stone wall, boasts the main building, divided into mansion house, enclosed veranda, and hunting lodge (the previous home of the caretakers); two corn granaries, turret, dovecote and a small chapel.
 

GUEST ROOMS AND FACILITIES
13 double rooms
Ensuite bathrooms, piped music, telephone and TV
Buffet breakfast, lunch and dinner
Laundry service
Disabled access

INTERIOR FACILITIES
Main dining room with galeria
Noble dinning room
Library
Lounge

WHAT YOU CAN DO
One could consider it a privilege getting to know Pazo de La Buzaca, the buildings which are hidden behind the stone walls or the 40,000m2 garden around it. All these surroundings invites one to relax. Walking in its meadows, reading under the ancient magnolia tree, getting lost in the wood or listening to the peace of the countryside are some of the activities that the guests can enjoy. Without wandering too far away, the visitor can take a trip to Santiago de Compostela, the spa town of Caldas de Reis or the island of La Toja. All these places are worth seeing. On a nearby reservoir water sports are to be recommended. Owing to the rich artistic patrimony of the region the visitor can enjoy a route which encompasses various monasteries, or prehistoric petroglific stones.

OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES
Popular games as petanque, croquet
Hiking
Waters sports (in the near reservoir)
Cultural routes
Gastronomic routes