Full screen

Las Pallozas de Piornedo (Lugo), declared a Site of Cultural Interest for its traditional architecture

The pallozas are pre-Roman constructions, inhabited by animals and people until 1970, when the village was connected by road and its inhabitants took the opportunity to build their homes with other types of tools and materials.

Microsoft and partners may get compensation if you buy something using the recommended links on this page.

Las Pallozas de Piornedo (Lugo), declared a Site of Cultural Interest for its traditional architecture

The pallozas have a circular stone structure, with a cone-shaped roof and are made of rye straw, materials that make their care very expensive and the owners cannot afford it.

Microsoft and partners may get compensation if you buy something using the recommended links on this page.

Las Pallozas de Piornedo (Lugo), declared a Site of Cultural Interest for its traditional architecture

Ernesto laments the lack of responsibility of the administrations regarding the maintenance of the pallozas, declared a Site of Cultural Interest, in the pre-Roman village of Piornedo, Lugo.

Microsoft and partners may get compensation if you buy something using the recommended links on this page.

Las Pallozas de Piornedo (Lugo), declared a Site of Cultural Interest for its traditional architecture

A palloza with a plate roof in the pre-Roman village of Piornedo, in the parish of Donís, in the municipality of Cervantes, Lugo.

Microsoft and partners may get compensation if you buy something using the recommended links on this page.

4/4 SLIDES