The dolmen of Pedra Moura is one of the largest in Galicia. This ancient funerary monument has millennia behind. Its history dates back to between 3,500 and 2,700 B.C., at the height of the megalithic culture. Today it only conserves five of the seven enclosures that constituted it in the East.

According to the legend, the stones that form this stone were carried by a bird of a woman from Calvelo’s farm, while they were lying on the rock and carrying a baby’s bird.

It is located in the interior of the town, in the parish of Aldemunde, the smallest of Carballo, in an area of great scenic and ecological interest. In the Black, we arrive at the castro of Aldemunde and, in the same parish, to a natural space of great value, the Ribeira da Pena, one of the most important autochthonous forests of the Costa da Morte.