On the first Sunday in September, the parish of San Miguel de Goián celebrates this pilgrimage, whose origins date back to the 18th century. It is one of the most important in the region of Sarria and attracts many of the faithful who come to worship the image of the Holy Christ of this small […]
It is celebrated on the 8th and 9th of September in a beautiful carballeira next to a small shrine, a place of pilgrimage. Following tradition, the people of Sarrià walk up steep paths to the shrine. In the Campo da Virxe they gather to eat under the shade of the oak trees. The Sarrians’ pulperías […]
Day of exaltation of the Porco Celta “cocido”, organized by the Association of Hoteliers of the Sarria region, with the collaboration of the Sarria City Council. It takes place on the weekend, 15 days before carnival.
It takes place on May 7 and 8 on Rúa do Porvir, street of antique dealers. It is one of the most important antiques and restoration fairs in Galicia. The event consists of a market for antique furniture of various styles, antique decorative objects, collections and all types of antiques. It is complemented by artistic […]
“As early as the 14th century, fairs are documented next to the now disappeared hermitage of Santiago do Mercado, and later next to the fortress. In 1487 the Catholic Monarchs granted Pobra de Sárria the benefit of an annual Free Fair. Its heirs are the current and busy fairs monthly fairs on the 6th, 20th […]
“It is the official holiday in Sarria and is celebrated the Sunday after Corpus Christi. The day before, floral carpets are made at Rúa Maior, from the Church of Santa Mariña to the Church of San Salvador, so that the procession can pass over them. Making rugs is hard and arduous but comforting work, in […]
The Noite Meiga is celebrated on the night of the last Saturday of August, at the headquarters of the Centro Cultural Meigas e Trasgos, Parque do Chanto. This celebration was born in 1971 and is based on a legend that tells the sad love story between a young man and a meiga (witch). The young […]
Church with a nave that preserves its characteristics both in the door and in the apse.
Although dated to the 12th century, only the presbytery and the triumphal arch remain from the Romanesque period, as it was rebuilt in the 18th and 20th centuries.
The church underwent modern enlargements and reconstructions after a fire in the 20th century. Of the original Romanesque temple, only the apse and part of the north wall remain. In the 16th century, a lateral chapel dedicated to the Virgin was added. The interior preserves no Romanesque remains, having been replaced by modern structures. The […]









