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A 12th century fortress tower -belonging to the Caamaño family- is the origin of the Pazo de Rubianes. D. García Caamaño built his residence in the estate of Rubianes at the beginning of the 15th century, as can be read in the stone that is over the arch of the entrance. "This house was built by D. García Caamaño in the year 1411″. Years later, in March 1441, D. García Caamaño founded the Villa de García, today known as Vilagarcía de Arousa.
The Chapel was built by D. Josepe Caamaño y Mendoza Lord of the House of Rubianes in 1.598, dedicated to San José. Inside we can contemplate a singular altarpiece from the 16th century and several images from that period.
In the 18th century, the Lord of the House of Rubianes, Mr. Jacobo Ozores, was exiled to France by King Charles IV. On his return he found the property in a very deteriorated state and decided to rebuild it, for which he enlisted the services of a French architect who would give the current Frenchified appearance to the Pazo that we know today, which is more reminiscent of a French Chateau than a Galician Pazo.
The winery, stables and stables from the 15th century are the oldest buildings that remain in their original state. Today, part of these buildings have been converted to other uses to complement the winery, such as a lounge, shop and other services.
With a surface area of around 70 hectares, the Rubianes pazo estate is today a reference point in the world of camellia and Rías Baixas wine in Galicia. Located in the region of Salnés, in the Ría de Arousa, the property has carried out in the last decades important works of recovery of the constructions, of the historical garden as well as of the plantation and start up of the wine exploitation.
As can be read on the stone above the entrance arch. "This house was founded by D. García Caamaño in the year 1.411″. Years later, D. García Caamaño founded the Villa de García, today known as Vilagarcía de Arousa. The original pazo from the beginning of the 15th century was transformed in the 18th century by D. Jacobo Ozores, Lord of Rubianes.
