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Built in the 13th century, with an ogival plan of Romanesque tradition. From the original Gothic construction, only the three apses of the head are visible from the outside.
The city wall was part of a defensive complex comprising a ditch, wall and an intervallum. Furthermore, it is the only one, anywhere in the three continents that saw Roman domination, to maintain its entire perimeter intact.
The neighbourhood of A Ponte is located on the right bank of the River Miño, behind the Roman bridge on the Primitive Way of pilgrimage to Santiago. The parish is that of San Lázaro, a dedication from which the former lazaretto or leper hospital had its...