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Parador de Vilalba

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The Parador de Vilalba is built around the Torre de los Andrade, an octagonal granite keep some 40 metres tall in the Galician town of Vilalba. The tower, the surviving fragment of a castle of the powerful Andrade family, is commonly attributed to the 13th century (a lost inscription suggested origins as early as 1017 on a still older fort). The parador was inaugurated on 25 July 1967, initially occupying six rooms within the medieval tower.

About Parador de Vilalba

History

The Parador de Vilalba is built around the Torre de los Andrade, an octagonal granite keep some 40 metres tall in the Galician town of Vilalba. The tower, the surviving fragment of a castle of the powerful Andrade family, is commonly attributed to the 13th century (a lost inscription suggested origins as early as 1017 on a still older fort).

The parador was inaugurated on 25 July 1967, initially occupying six rooms within the medieval tower. A purpose-built extension, inaugurated on 1 March 2000, added a further 42 rooms to bring the total to 48, marrying the historic keep with modern accommodation.

The setting

9-minute walk to Museo de Prehistoria e Arqueoloxía de Vilalba. 2 km from A-8 highway.

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