The Celtic peoples established settlements throughout Galicia and northern Portugal, leaving lasting marks on the landscape, place names, and cultural practices that continue to influence our region today.

From the Iron Age through Roman conquest, Celtic tribes like the Gallaeci maintained their distinctive culture, influencing local traditions, language, and spiritual practices for centuries.

Celtic traditions in music, folklore, and agricultural practices continue to resonate in Galician culture, connecting our modern family heritage to these ancient roots.

Castros (fortified settlements), Celtic art, and burial practices found throughout our ancestral regions provide tangible connections to this important cultural heritage.