The Pazo de Sedor It is a building of the seventeenth century founded by Francisco Gonzalez do Vilar, which was also called Francisco Pita da Veiga, Fonseca schoolboy, Lawyer of the Royal Court of the Kingdom of Galicia and Fiscal War this Kingdom.

Built in ashlar face pressed to, with plant designed in “L”, its roof is topped by a large Baroque chimney.

Inside highlight the wide main staircase, and originality, another small ladder made “between walls”, and the old kitchen or “fireplace” with a huge fireplace and two ovens on either side of it.

Public areas are situated on the ground floor: living rooms, living room , kitchen and a large dining room that are perfectly suited to the needs of meetings or banquets.

The upper floor contains rooms. All doubles with bath, and some, with balcony.

THE ENVIRONMENT

The landscape that can be seen from the Pazo has fascinated visitors of all time: A beautiful view of a wide valley surrounded by mountains where the air has been smoothing, century to century, sharp edges of the rocks to shape rolling hills mild.

The REGION ARZÚA It is known for its cheeses that give name to the appellation of origin “Arzúa-Ulloa. It is easy to find in the small area dairies still working craft. Cattle farms abound.

The SANTIAGO'S ROAD that crosses Arzúa, in its útlimo stretch before reaching Santiago de Compostela, marks the hospitable and open character of its people, and the richness of its artistic manifestations.