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Celtic village ruins Castro de Santa Trega, Pontevedra, Galicia, Spain.

Santiago de Compostela, Spain_ July 31, 2005: Senior woman sitting in the sun in front of her stone house by Camino de Santiago pilgrimage route, yellow arrow symbol, near Santiago de Compostela city..

Rustic thatched-roof cottage with circular shape in rural landscape. Palloza, O Cebreiro, Spain

Traditional stone buildings and thatched roofs in the village of O Cebreiro, Spain.

An old Galician house rebuilt on the mount of Castro de Santa Trega in Galicia, Spain

The palloza has a circular or oval plan, between ten and twenty meters in diameter. With low stone walls and covered by a conical vegetal roof, usually formed by stalks of rye. Coexist with houses in the town of Piornedo

The evening light between the granaries and pallozas of Piornedo in Ancares Cervantes Lugo Galicia

View of Castro de Santa trega, celtic ruins ancient village, A Guarda, Pontevedra, Galicia, Spain

Bundles of straw on shelves seen through old door, stone barn. Camino de Santiago, Galicia, Spain.

O Cebreiro, Spain. Historic stone huts at sunset

Small pallozas outdoors in Galicia, Spain.

Patones de Arriba is one of the best and most representative examples of black slate architecture, being a unique example in the Community of Madrid, which has made it worthy of being declared in 1999 of Cultural Interest in the category of Historic Site, for its great ethnographic and environmental value.

August 27, 2020. Reconstruction of neolithic huts at the Prehistoric and Paleontological Park complex of Coves del Toll, Collsuspina, Moianes, Catalonia, Spain

traditional house of O Cebreiro town known as Palloza, with thatched roof, made of stone bricks

Old ruined residential building and hórreo, ,galería, slate roof . Navia de Suarna, Lugo province, Galicia, Spain.

A panoramic shot of the traditional stone-made house in the town of O Cebreiro known as Palooza, with a thatched roof.

An old church in the village of Villafranca del Bierzo, Spain.

O CebreiroSpain,Galicia. June 25, 20110. Little medieval village with old buildings in celtic style on the way of St. James in the north of Spain

Horreo Palloza style serves to store the cereal grain in the village of Pioernedo in Ancares region

$town of Coelianova, a reproduction of a neighborhood of the Castromao castrexo site, in which the Celanova City Council and the Xunta de Galicia, through Culture, have invested more than 250,000 euros A few meters away, the original site, one of the most important castros of the peninsular northwest, in a state of semi-abandonment.\n\nMore than a Galician town or a castrexo site, it is rather an absurdity, an example of how things should not be done without having previously tied the ends well.\nThe Galician blockbuster “Galaicus” directed by David Gómez was supposedly going to be filmed there and would be based on the clashes between Galicians and Romans. This film was going to star the famous actor Luis Tosar and had a budget close to €4,000,000. The production company Zircozine, awarded with the reconstruction work of the town, plans to shoot elsewhere in the face of criticism from the population and the three opposition groups.\nBut what we find today is an example of wasted public money.$