4 Best Sights in Cambados, Galicia and Asturias

Set in a 16th-century stone palace, this illustrious winery has been making wine since the 17th century and crafts textbook Albariños. The 1583 Albariño de Fefiñanes sees five years in Bordeaux barrels. Guided tours including tastings range from €13 to €25. Reservations recommended. 

Set on an expanse of lush vineyards, this is the first chateaux-style winery in Galicia, with a characteristically blue facade and a breadth of award-winning Albariños. 

This award-winning, family-run winery offers an intimate tour followed by a tasting on the terrace overlooking the vineyards. 

The jewel of this property is the camellia garden, one of the largest and most impressive collections of flowers in the world. The camellias bloom November–May and peak February–April. The 15th-century manor house is decadently furnished and also worth a visit, as are the attached bodega and chapel. For large groups, gourmet picnic baskets with local products can be assembled for a leisurely lunch amid the vines and flowers. There are also guided tours, which last about two hours and include the gardens, winery, pazo, chapel, and a tasting.