Vilameá is one of the most interesting villages for visitors to the Río Caldo valley. From the village, visitors can access the Muíños de Vilameá route, an ethnographic site comprising twelve watermills located along the river, which once harnessed the power of the water to grind grain.
The chapel of Santa Lucía is also located here, and the route to the hermitage of Nosa Señora do Xurés begins nearby. This short riverside trail is highly recommended. It shares sections with the Vía Nova Nature Trail and offers a particularly attractive landscape where traditional heritage, woodland and water come together.
From the viewpoint, visitors can see Vilameá’s position in the valley and appreciate its importance as a link between the villages, waterways and routes that climb into the mountains.
