We have recovered the Family House, where years ago our parents abandoned their place of origin in Barbadelo, a few kilometers down the Camino de Santiago, their hope to prosper in the capital of the region, where they have originally settled. like Casa de Comidas given the hubbub caused by the Feira days in which formerly crowds of people from all over our geography came to trade, buy, sell, exchange or simply walk around greeting friends and acquaintances sharing an Octopus table to Feira with Cachelos, and he came from the land of his own. Now in modern times we try to perpetuate this hospitable spirit in our Casa do Gallo Pension in Sarria, now your House too.

At Casa do Gallo Guesthouse we take care in every detail, simple, practical and beautiful as far as possible, our greatest concern is that each of the people who stay at Casa do Gallo feel comfortable and calm, without greater concerns than resting and regaining strength to continue their Pilgrimage. In the kitchen you can prepare breakfast to taste with the elements that are usually in the kitchen, coffee, milk, some muffins or cookies, the raw materials are courtesy of Mónica, Hospitalera de la Pension but breakfast has to be prepared by each one . As each one's home there is nothing, of course, but we will try not to miss anything important during your stay. We have Pilgrim Credentials on request.

Campo da Feira Traditional fair and livestock market: they are held on the 6th, 20th and 27th of each month in Campo da Feria, in the highest part of the town, next to the Camino de Santiago. In addition to the cattle market, exhibition and market, you can also taste the octopus in the traditional stalls of the "pulpeiras". Santa Mariña de Sarria Romanesque work from the 12th century, replaced in the 19th century by the current one, which has a Latin cross plan, but a Gothic appearance. It has a tower topped with a pyramidal needle. This is where the clock is located. Bicolor, in stone and white, in the main building and with paintings that allude to the Holy Company on the walls that surround the church. Its interior contains different representations of Galician imagery from the 19th century: Christ Crucified, San Xoán and Santa Mariña. The Battalion Castle The Sarria Fortress is an old fortification of medieval origin of which currently only one flank tower remains, popularly known as the Battalion Tower. Church of San Salvador This church that stands in the center of Sarria, very close to the remains of the Castle or Tower of Sarria