The Castle of Vimianzo dominates the town. Located on the edge of the town centre, it was built around the 12th or 13th century by the Mariño de Lobeira family.
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Costa da Morte is the area with the highest density of mámoas (tumuli) in Galicia, with more than 300 megalithic structures and some of the most important dolmens.
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Next to the Río Grande river, we see the Fulling mills of Mosquetín, an ethnographic monument consisting of three fulling mills and six mills.
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A Barca (the boat), A Cachucha (the head), A Furada (the pierced one), and A Dama (the lady) are neither paintings, nor songs, nor poems, but they are nonetheless art. They are the so called Penedos de Pasarela, a series of stone sculptures formed by wind and sea water erosion, that depending on the sunlight, and one’s own perspective and imagination, resemble different shapes.
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Besides Sabadelle, Vimianzo has another seaside spot, Cereixo.
This parish is located high up the peninsula formed at the junction of the Cereixo and Grande rivers, at the tip of the ria of Camariñas.
Sabadelle is Vimianzo’s window onto the sea, in between Traba (Laxe) and Camelle (Camariñas). Here, where land and sea meet, Vimianzo tastes the salty Atlantic waters.
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