Silleda

Silleda is a district in Galicia, Spain in the territory of Pontevedra. The town is adjoining the N-525 street that associates Ourense with Santiago de Compostela, and 40 km from the Galician capital, Santiago. It additionally approaches the AP-53 parkway between Santiago de Compostela and Ourense. The Serra do Candan, the mountains of Chamor, San Sebastian de Meda, and the streams Ulla and Deza characterize the points of confinement of the region.

It outskirts the districts of Vila de Cruces toward the north and east, Lalin toward the east and south, and An Estrada and Forcarei toward the west. Silleda is well known for its cows and farming fairs, which get their biggest global participation amid the Semana Verde de Galicia. The International Fair that happens at the place made for it, which has Europe's biggest roofed road. It is a town in ceaseless development, particularly since the production of the ring street and the modern domain on the edges.

The town has social attractions, and normal ones. It is flanked by the areas of A Coruna, Lugo, and Ourense, the nation of Portugal and the Atlantic Ocean. The official dialects of the Pontevedra territory are Spanish and Galician. There is an open foundation called the Diputacion Provincial of Pontevedra, whose head office is in Pontevedra city, that gives guide administrations to residents, for example, specialized, budgetary and innovative help to the committees of the 62 districts of the region of Pontevedra.