(1885). Located in the old market square, occupying the site of an old Romanesque church dating back to the 13th century.
The “Escaleira da Fonte” or Main Staircase was built in the mid-19th century and is a very representative element of the French Camino de Santiago, as it gives access to the old area of the village.
It was the home of the chocolate industrialist, politician and philanthropist, who introduced modern commercial advertising in Spain.
(13th century). It shows some Romanesque elements and Gothic arches and doors. Outstanding on the outside are the medieval ironwork and capitals with human heads, scrolls, the Tree of Life, rosettes and nail points.
Today it houses the Municipal Tourist Office of Sarria, as well as diverse cultural activities.
Bridge from 12th century that crosses the Sarria River along the route of the French Way and stops at Fonte Ribeira and at the “Homage to the Pilgrim” sculptural ensemble.





