Route 10 Sarela RIVER – Fontecova – Mount Pedroso

It is a stone bridge with three semicircular arches, the central one much larger than the lateral ones that served as spillways. Despite being a bridge in the shape of a mule’s hill, characteristic of medieval bridges, the passage had to undergo repairs later. Even so, we embrace the small bridges of Roman origin that we have seen throughout our geography.
Where this bridge is located, there is a heritage site made up of the ruins of the tannery, an old mill, the access bridge to the factory and a fountain with a washing place. The old Bergantiños road, which crossed the Sarela at this point, reaches it from the Carballo road flanked by the good-sized plane trees, configuring, as a whole, a beautiful place.