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Perched majestically atop Mount Santa Trega, over 300 meters above sea level and overlooking the spectacular mouth of the Miño River, lies the Santa Trega Hillfort. This impressive fortified settlement represents the ultimate expression of Galician-Roman culture in northwestern Spain. Continuously inhabited from the 4th century BCE to the 1st century CE, it grew to house nearly five thousand residents in a dense layout of elliptical and circular stone structures protected by robust defensive walls. Recognized as one of the most breathtaking archaeological sites in the Iberian Peninsula, Santa Trega captivates visitors with its ancient history, prehistoric rock art, and sweeping views over the Atlantic Ocean and neighboring Portugal.
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