Pazo de Goiáns

San Mauro, Boiro, Spain, Spain

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Pazo de Goiáns is a historic 16th-century manor house and tower complex in San Mauro, Boiro municipality, A Coruña province, Galicia, northwestern Spain, near the mouth of the Coroño River in the Barbanza peninsula.

Originally built by the Fandiño Gayoso family possibly over a destroyed 15th-century defensive tower from the Irmandiño revolts, it passed through noble lineages like Soutomaior, Caamaño, Mariño, Varela, Ulloa, Mendoza, Castro y Parga, featuring a main residence, chapel rebuilt in the 19th century, dovecote, wine press, stables, private dock, and extensive walled gardens with dungeons.

Acquired by Boiro Council in 2010 and undergoing rehabilitation since 2018 for cultural use, the L-shaped granite structure with its prominent rectangular tower, balustraded belvedere, ogival windows, and heraldic stones exemplifies Barbanza's feudal power.