Castrodouro Castle, Alfoz, Spain

Castelo do Castrodouro is a small castle which once belonged to Pardo de Cela's family. It dates probably from the 14th century.

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Salvador Perez (4 years ago)
With stunning views of the entire valley along with a visit to the castle tower and the hermitage you have a beautiful view of the surroundings with a stunning view, interesting

Ramiro Estrella (4 years ago)
A super nice place

cesar trinidad (4 years ago)
Good views of the area, without more.

Mariano M (4 years ago)
don't waste time

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