An important archaeological site featuring the remains of a fortified Iron Age settlement. The Castro de Castromao offers insight into the pre-Roman history of the region and provides panoramic views of the surrounding landscape.

A Romanesque church originally built in the 12th century, notable for its historical significance and architectural style. The church was relocated stone by stone to its current location due to the construction of a reservoir.

A medieval stone bridge crossing the Miño River, known for its historical importance and scenic views. It connects the town of Portomarín with the surrounding areas and is a popular spot for visitors.

A museum dedicated to preserving and showcasing the traditional rural life and culture of the O Saviñao area. Exhibits include agricultural tools, traditional clothing, and local crafts.

A Romanesque church located near O Saviñao, known for its architectural beauty and historical value. It is a significant religious site in the region.

The Miño River is the longest river in Galicia and offers beautiful natural scenery along its banks. It is ideal for outdoor activities such as hiking, fishing, and bird watching.

A natural viewpoint and historical site featuring the remains of an ancient castle. It provides stunning views over the surrounding valleys and is a popular hiking destination.

Scattered throughout O Saviñao, these traditional raised granaries are an iconic symbol of Galician rural architecture. They were used historically for storing grain and other foodstuffs.

O Saviñao offers visitors the chance to enjoy traditional Galician cuisine, including dishes such as pulpo a la gallega (Galician-style octopus), empanada, and locally produced cheeses and wines.

The famous pilgrimage route, Camino de Santiago, passes through the region near O Saviñao. Pilgrims and visitors can experience the cultural and spiritual significance of this historic trail while enjoying the natural beauty of the area.