Pazo de San Isidro

One of the most magical spots in the Lugo area

When doing the Camino del Norte, we discover all kinds of secrets. We have a path full of magic, great landscapes and, of course, monuments that are never erased from our minds. Among these places to visit, we find areas such as the Pazo de San Isidro, a must-see place in the Lugo area. Therefore, we are going to tell you a series of curiosities about this place so that, on your pilgrimage, you are encouraged to make a visit.

This building is located in an area that dominates the valley in which Mondoñedo is located. Its construction stands out for having an irregular floor plan that is made up of a series of rectangular-plan bodies. Another aspect to highlight is that this pazo is built on the ground floor. made with masonry walls with remains of topdressing and with a slate roof. In fact, its set of buildings hide a secret inside.

Enclosed among its buildings is a courtyard at the back, with a chapel and pombal. This chapel was founded in 1664 by Captain Fernández de Vaamonde, alderman of Mondoñedo and also lord of the Otero preserve. Although it should be noted that, in the past, this pazo was owned by the heirs of the Aguiar family.

The local chapel has a rectangular floor plan, with four tombstones from the 19th century standing out inside . In addition to this, we cannot ignore its baroque main altarpiece as well as its as a Renaissance side one, in which there are several sculptures. These changes are witnesses of the different years as well. as reconstructions that the building had to experience.

You should know that this enclosure is completely walled off . In this way, its interior is protected, so to go and visit the place, it is important to make an appointment and enjoy the incredible views that are kept inside.