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Parador de Santo Estevo
Nogueira de Ramuín, Ourense, Spain · Paradores · Accessible Luxury



Nine bishops came here to die, rings now in Rome. Documented 921, National Monument 1923, a 77-room Parador from 2004 after an 18 million euro redo. Three cloisters over the Sil.
- 77 rooms
- Opened 2004
- Neighborhood: Santo Estevo de Ribas de Sil
- Architect: Alfredo Freixedo Alemparte; José Javier Suances Pereiro; Manuel Vecoña Pérez
About Parador de Santo Estevo
- Padre Feijoo studied here. Spa in the old wine cellars. Freixedo, Suances and Vecona on the 2004 works.
- Santo Estevo de Ribas de Sil, Nogueira de Ramuin.
History
Benedictine monastery documented 921, National Monument 1923. Opened as a Parador in 2004, about 77 rooms, Romanesque Gothic and Renaissance cloisters kept.
The setting
Above the Sil canyon at Santo Estevo de Ribas de Sil.
Restaurants and bars
- Restaurante Dos Abades - Parador de Santo Estevo — Restaurant · Galician
Amenities
- Full-service spa located in the former monastery wine cellars
- Outdoor jacuzzi with panoramic views of the surrounding chestnut forests
- Restaurante Especia specializing in regional Galician cuisine and 'heroic' wines
- Three distinct historic cloisters: Romanesque, Gothic, and Renaissance styles
- Terrace café situated within the Porter’s Cloister
- Guided visits to the historic monastery and 12th-century church
- Sauna
- Horseback riding
- Fine dining
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