Portomarín used to be closer to the Miño river originally than it is today. The most important buildings were moved stone by stone to a higher location between 1956 and 1962, in order to save them from getting flooded after a hydroelectric dam upstream was finished, creating the Belesar reservoir. In drier times, when the water retreats, remains of old stone houses and the Roman bridge can still be seen.

What to see in Portomarín

Igrexa de San Nicolao

Igrexa de San Nicolao

The 13th century church, which also doubles as a fortress, was rebuilt stone by stone on its current location. So much so, you can still see the numbering on the stones.

Where to stay in Portomarín

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Albergue Huellas

Albergue Huellas

16
4.8
Albergue PortoSantiago

Albergue PortoSantiago

15
4.6
Albergue Manuel

Albergue Manuel

15
4.4
Casa Cruz

Casa Cruz

12 – 14
4.4
Albergue Ultreia

Albergue Ultreia

15
4.4
Albergue Pasiño a Pasiño

Albergue Pasiño a Pasiño

14
4.3
Albergue Aqua Portomarín

Albergue Aqua Portomarín

12 – 13
4.3
Casona da Ponte

Casona da Ponte

16
4.3
Casa do Marabillas

Casa do Marabillas

16
4.1
Albergue de peregrinos

Albergue de peregrinos

10
3.9
Albergue Ferramenteiro

Albergue Ferramenteiro

14
3.9
Albergue Pensión Gonzar

Albergue Pensión Gonzar

10
3.9
Albergue El Caminante

Albergue El Caminante

12
3.8
Albergue Folgueira

Albergue Folgueira

16
3.7
Albergue Novo Porto

Albergue Novo Porto

12
3.6
Albergue Pons Minea

Albergue Pons Minea

15
3.3
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