Top 50 things to do and attractions in La Coruna

Ticket boot is placed far away from the tower, so if you're coming a different way (from beach) you're going to miss it and you cannot enter. Online tickets are sold out as a rule. Anyway you can walk around and enjoy the wind from the ocean 🌊

We visited as part of a cruise stop in August. It's Worth being driven to the foot as its an uphill walk. The views get amazing with each step but it does require some exertion. If you want to see the roman ruins inside you need to book tickets. They are not sold at the entry so best check online. If you're tall, you will not be able to walk up straight in some areas but the lightening is good and artefacts are well labeled. There are stone stairs, at least 200, leading to the top of the tower which has even more majestic views. I advise pacing yourself and not being in a hurry to enjoy it fully and take time to catch your breath. Unless you're fit, don't have kids or the elderly with you. If you're claustrophobic this is not for you. Would highly recommend and would revisit at a more leisurely pace in the future. Don't forget to buy the tickets before arriving! You will certainly get your step count in!

A spectacular feat of engineering of it's day, understanding the strategic and commercial importance of why it was built is a story in itself. Entry is by ticket purchased at the bottom of the long ramp or on line. Entry is every 30 minutes for a limited number of people ( perhaps 30) there is no one to hurry you and you could stay longer. There is an exhibition of it's history at the lower level then 234 steps (and no lift ;-) ). My only constructive criticism is that the information boards are poorly placed and not illuminated. I couldn't manage to read many of them.

I would highly recommend you to purchase tickets online. We got here at 2 o'clock and there was no line, and there was nobody here, but they refused to sell tickets, it is a beautiful place. It could be a wonderful sunset. It's a wonderful place to walk around lots to see just to the south, there's more stuff to see if you continue to walk down the boardwalk, I would suggest you be prepared to walk a long way up a hill, if you do not. Have the right shoes nor or have the ability to do so I would think twice about going there. It offers wonderful. It's sunset photos as well as evening photos at night with the lights during the day. They sell ice cream and drinks at night. There is nothing there. There's plenty of parking down on the bottom. And it appears that you can drive up the ramp, if you're handicapped, it does it appear that there is parking but I did see cars parking up there. On the hill, by the door.

The Torre de Hércules is more than a lighthouse — it’s a symbol of A Coruña’s identity. Visiting it is like stepping back in time, while enjoying some of the most spectacular views in Galicia. An absolute must-see for anyone coming to this beautiful coastal city

Torre de Hercules was such an amazing place to visit! The family had so much fun exploring the grounds. The views were amazing!

The Torre de Hércules in A Coruña is seriously impressive—it’s actually the oldest working lighthouse in the world, dating back nearly 2,000 years to Roman times. Even without going inside, just walking around it is worth the visit. The views of the sea and the city from the cliffs nearby are absolutely stunning. It’s the kind of place where you can just stand and take it all in for a while. There’s a nice open feel to the area, and the mix of history and ocean makes it a really memorable stop.

Organised coach short tour via our cruise company, experienced local guide, font of knowledge, included visit to this park with on site restaurant/wedding venue; well looked after with tasty examples of tapas, tea/coffee & glass of wine. Great views of the city and its harbours, plus our cruise ship, in the middle distance.

We visited the park on a trip from our cruise ship. It was a miserable day, so unfortunately we didn't get many good views. But I can appreciate that in sunshine it would look pretty nice.

I had a very nice time exploring the landscapes and views of this area. I didn’t go to the botanical gardens. The views are outstanding

Highly recommended for the beautiful views and photo ops. A must for new visitors to Coruña, especially if enjoying a sunny and bright day.

Wonderful place with spectacular year views of the city and the ocean. And lots of history.

best view on A Coruña and the ocean, worth a visit when in town

Beautiful park with gorgeous views! Definitely check out the bush maze and the cúpula which has additional pretty vistas and also an interactive map you can spin. A must visit for anyone visiting La Coruña!

Lovely visit to to Aquarium Finsterrae entrance was €10.30 per adult. Highlight of the Aquarium was the seals, several tanks featuring various species. Also on site is a gift shop. Staff were helpful and bi lingual so for the English among us there's no problem communicating. Location is easy to walk from Hercules Tower. Thankyou to the staff that made us feel so welcome.

Well worth a visit Fantastic value for money. Bargain Great Aquarium, great outdoor with Seals and the fish A lot bigger than what you think Very tidy Great shop Staff fantastic We went from cruise ship , easy to walk to.

Beautiful aquarium. It’s mostly in Spanish for those non-Spanish speakers. The exhibits are top notch and so educational. The marine life are varied. It’s a must see. Ask how the got their name!

Nice aquarium with outdoor attraction of seals (only feeding and spain talk about them). Inside there are nice aqariums and many talking about fishes and sea But in spain only - no english. Ticket was fine price (family 28€) and you can pay by card.

Great place to visit good value for money, only downside is there isn't much English translation mostly everything is in Spanish

came here as a kid, around 15 years ago, and a lot has changed, some for the better, some for the worse, now they have got seals, which are super cute and seem happy enough, a lot of new exhibits and animals, but at the same time, less diversity in the big tanks, only one shark, some leaks and many computers and things you should be able to interact with that don't work or are incomplete. I still recommend the experience, especially for little kids or for people who enjoy sea life, I just hope they fix it up and add more sharks, like when I was a kid.

The Aquarium Finisterrae was impressively clean and well-maintained. All the fish appeared healthy and vibrant, swimming energetically in their tanks. The informational signs were thorough and engaging, providing valuable insights about the various species on display. Although the aquarium is relatively small, it offered a rich experience, showcasing a diverse range of marine life and creating an immersive environment for visitors.

Lovely little gem of a church from the 12th century

Beautiful church, get your pilgrims passport stamped inside. I started de camino ingles/La Coruña from the starting point behind this church.

The church of Santiago, near the Praza do Xeneral Azcárraga (Also worth the visit). Built in the 12th and 13th centuries, it is probably the oldest church in A Coruña and the beginning of English Way to Santiago.

Get your stamp, Breathing Cathedral!! Hike the town , a must see on your travels #aheartfortraveling @followers @highlight @aheartfortraveling #worldtravel

Beautiful building. I enjoy churches like this one’s architecture. It is truly a remarkable building well worth a visit.

It's very beautiful from outsidez unfortunately it was closed. This church is dedicated to those doing Camino Ingles.

Beautiful 12th Century Medieval Church in the Old Town of A Coruña and near Praza de Maria Pita - visited by Pilgrims on their way to visit the tomb of St. James in the city of Santiago de Compostela.

Temporary closed, even though Google refuses to update it. It lost most of the trees due to disease.

Nice little garden and house. Just a quick stop needed here.

Cute little garden in the old city. Great view on the harbor.

A quiet garden with a nice view. Also a little history as a British general is buried here.

A small garden overlooking the cruise terminal and part of the town. Also contains the monument to Sir John Moore.

Nice place to sit and let the world go by.

A very pretty and shady garden. It has a small "balcony" from which you can see the bay.

Nice beach, good views and very clean

Shingle beach but quite nice. Right next to the football stadium. Few nice bars along the beach.

Beautiful beach, friendly birds too! (Or maybe they were after my snacks 👀)

My favourite Beach in the area The beach of Praia de Riazor is a great beach. It has some of the nicest and most spectacular views and the vision of the bay shape is great. It is in the heart of la Coruña so very convenient to go the the shops or restaurants. Beautiful and extremely scenic!

The most iconic beach of the city

Relaxing place to spend the evening. Lovely views and weather ❤️

Beautiful beach just in the city center. Amazing places to be around.

Nice clean church, very quiet and uncrowded. Great place to rest your tired feet and rest. They play nice music in here.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful church in the Old City of A Coruña, in which its beautiful façade stands out mainly. (Original) Bonita iglesia de la Ciudad Vieja de A Coruña, en la que destaca principalmente su preciosa fachada.

(Translated by Google) Located in the square of the same name, the church is an important Baroque monument in the Old Town. Its leaning tower stands out and, inside, the Chapel of the Virgin of the Rosary (a historic-artistic monument), patron saint of the city of A Coruña. The original 13th-century convent was destroyed in the attack by Francis Drake in 1589, and the current construction dates from the 17th and 18th centuries. Although Francis Drake was defeated in his attempt to conquer the city and was unable to take the Old Town, his troops managed to plunder the lower part of the city and also destroy other convents such as those of San Francisco and San Agustín. The strong resistance of the inhabitants, led by figures such as María Pita, forced the English army to withdraw, turning the attack into a strategic failure for Drake and a victory for the city. (Original) Situada na praza do mesmo nome, a igrexa é un importante monumento barroco da Cidade Vella. Destaca a súa torre inclinada e, no interior, a Capela da Virxe do Rosario (conxunto declarado monumento histórico-artístico), patroa da cidade da Coruña. O convento orixinal do século XIII foi destruído no ataque de Francis Drake en 1589, e a construción actual data dos séculos XVII e XVIII. Aínda que Francis Drake foi derrotado no seu intento de conquistar a cidade e non foi capaz de tomar a Cidade Vella, as súas tropas lograron saquear a parte baixa da cidade e destruír tamén outros conventos como o de San Francisco e San Agustín. A forte resistencia dos habitantes, liderada por figuras como María Pita, forzou a que o exército inglés tivese que retirarse, convertendo o ataque nun fracaso estratéxico para Drake e nunha vitoria para a cidade.

(Translated by Google) An ancient baroque-style convent dating back to the 13th century, from what I understand the convent space was converted into a college, so the only part that can be visited is the church, which is dedicated to the cult of the Virgen del Rosario, patron saint of the city. Beautiful church on the outside, more sober inside. (Original) Antico convento in stile barocco risalente al XIII secolo, da quanto ho capito lo spazio conventuale si è convertito in collegio, quindi l'unica parte visitabile è la chiesa, che è dedita al culto della Virgen del Rosario, patrona della città. Chiesa bella fuori, più sobria al suo interno.

(Translated by Google) A great church. According to locals, there's a story here: the church paid the builder too late and then too little. As a result, he let the church tower be crooked. 😂 (Original) Tolle Kirche, nach Einheimischen gibt es hier eine Geschichte: die Kirche hat den Baumeister erst zu spät und dann noch zu wenig bezahlt. Dafür hat er den Kirchturm krumm Mauern lassen. 😂

(Translated by Google) The Baroque Church of Santo Domingo is located in the Old City and combines a sober appearance with decorative details. The monumental granite façade and towers stand out in the square. Inside, there are Baroque altarpieces, wide naves, and chapels dedicated to various saints. It's a peaceful place to stroll and contemplate sacred art, with free admission and extended hours. Without being overcrowded, it allows you to appreciate its history and architecture at a leisurely pace. (Original) La iglesia barroca de Santo Domingo se encuentra en la Ciudad Vieja y combina un aspecto sobrio con detalles decorativos. La fachada monumental de granito y las torres destacan en la plaza. En el interior hay retablos barrocos, naves amplias y capillas dedicadas a diferentes santos. Es un lugar tranquilo para recorrer y contemplar arte sacro, con acceso gratuito y horario amplio. Sin estar masificada, permite apreciar su historia y arquitectura sin prisas.

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful church with access to an old pulpit. (Original) Muy bonito iglesia con acceso a un antiguo púlpito.

Ever stumble on a beach that feels like it’s got a heartbeat? Orzán in A Coruña is that place—waves crashing like they’re telling you to kick off your shoes and join the party. I spent an afternoon here, and the mix of surfers riding the swells and families building sandcastles just pulls you in. The golden sand stretches wide, and at dusk, the sky turns into a painting you can’t stop staring at. Locals whisper that Picasso used to splash around here as a kid in the 1890s, dodging waves with his pals. My tip? Grab a café con leche from a nearby chiringuito and stroll the promenade—trust me, it’s the best free show in town. Watch the tides if you swim; they can be sneaky. No tickets, just show up and let Orzán steal your heart.

Easily accessible and popular among locals and travelers . During summer this beach sometimes have lots of tourists. The beach stretches on the sunny coast, within the boundaries of the settlement, it is not difficult to get to it. If your stay is located not far from the beach, you can reach it by walking or using public transportation. If you are traveling by car just use your navigator plus the area is sorrounded by hostels to stay... The water is very clear blueish and mostly cold or medium in temp.. it is also famous for surfing... You can also do overnight relaxation because it is sorrounded by lights so it is SAFE...

Excellent beach! It truly does have sparkling sand! The waves offer you a lot of fun, with a surf board or without Very safe, the crowd is local and very good The beach is clean and well kept There is a chemical toilet on the beach, and showers to rinse off the sand. It is a stones throw from the city centre

Clean, not too busy beach in A Coruña. V strong undercurrent / riptide in water. Showers and toilets discretely placed on beach. Lovely bay.

Nice beach in the city to hang around. Also very convenient to swim and surf.

Very nice stretch of clean beach. The sand is very gravely though so not the most comfortable to walk on. Beautiful place to visit though

City beach. Crowded on summer. A nice place for chilling, walk your dog or even surf when the tide is low and the swell comes from NW-N.

(Translated by Google) It is a fairly modest museum. The permanent exhibition is interesting. And its staff is attentive, nothing like other museums. (Original) Es un museo bastante modesto. La exposición permanente es interesante. Y su personal es atento, nada que ver con otros museos.

(Translated by Google) For anyone who is passionate about military history or simply for anyone who enjoys seeing different places, this is a peculiar place. Located very close to the castle of San Anton and next to what not long ago was the old military hospital building now called the Abente y Lago specialty center. We have this impressive and ancient museum dedicated exclusively to visiting it and taking an exciting tour of the world of weapons over several hundred years. In it there are uniform weapons from various eras in even the grave of a soldier. But I prefer not to be revealed much more and that you yourself be the ones to discover the wonders that are hidden inside. I recommend it and guarantee that it will be worth the visit. I hope that you like it as much as I do and that you want to visit it again another day. It will not disappoint you. (Original) Para quien sea un apasionado de la historia militar o simplemente para cualquier persona que disfrute viendo lugares diferentes este es un lugar peculiar. Situado muy cerca del castillo de San Anton y al lado mismo de lo que no hace mucho era el antiguo edificio del hospital militar ahora llamado centro de especialidades Abente y Lago. Tenemos este impresionante y antiguo museo dedicado en exclusiva para al visitarlo hacer un apasionante recorrido por el mundo de las armas armas lo largo de varios cientos de años. En él hay armas uniformes de varias épocas en incluso la tumba de un soldado. Pero prefiero no desvelados mucho más y que seiais vosotros mismos los que descubráis las maravillas que ayi dentro se esconden. Os lo recomiendo y garantizo que valdrá la pena la visita. Espero que como a mi os guste y os queden ganas de volver a visitarlo otro día. No os defraudará.

(Translated by Google) While visiting A Coruña, we came across a military museum and in its surroundings this grave on which a soldier in a colorful and interesting uniform stands as a sign of honor. Near the military museum is the headquarters of the rectorate of the University of A Coruña. (Original) U obilasku Korunje naisli smo na vojni muzej i u njegovoj okolii ovaj grob na kojim stoji vojnik u koloritnoj zanimljivoj uniformi u znak pocasti. U blizini vojnog muzeja je i sedište rektorata Univerziteta u Korunji.

(Translated by Google) Its exhibitions are wonderful and you learn a lot about the History of Spain (Original) Sus exposiciones son maravillosas y se aprende mucho de la Historia de España

(Translated by Google) Excellent bus stop to catch one of the four buses that go to the Tower of Hercules. (Original) Parada de autobús excelente para coger uno de los cuatro autobuses que van dirección a la Torre de Hércules.

(Translated by Google) Very nice and everything they have is very interesting and is very well explained and documented (Original) Muy bonito y todo lo que tienen es muy interesante y está muy bien explicado y docunentado

(Translated by Google) I loved the museum, recommended to anyone who likes weapons or history (Original) Me encanto el museo recomendable a quien le gusten las armas o la historia

(Translated by Google) Excellent, safe and very friendly (Original) Excelente, seguro y muy amable

This is a great place to go to fill your day if you have children, it's not for adults and can be very born for adults. It's more like family, friendly and for kids lots to see and do if you take kids, we'll probably take you at least 2 hours to walk through it. I want to play all the games enjoy

Small interactive science museum with some interesting exhibits. It was disappointing that many of the exhibit explanations are not translated in English, which made it challenging to fully understand. Also some of the interactive activities were not operational. However, the architectural design of the building and the views are absolutely impressive. It should not take you than 2 hours to complete.

Interesting to visit whether oldies or children. Lots of interactive exhibits. Most explanations were in Spanish and Galician sometimes English. No cafe just a few expensive machines. It looked like a restaurant was sometimes open. It was free when we went being a holiday.

Great place for people of all ages. The interactive games are fun and you learn a little. The selection of exhibits its fairly limited (hence only 4 stars) but the price is very reasonable and you definitely get your moneys worth. Staff are friendly

Very atmopheric with the audio visuals ..the views are splendid!! The gardens well maintained with great footpaths ..ate well at a pop up event for photography ..good coffee! Helpful staff and the views from the restaurant impressive!!

Fun museum with numerous interactive displays. Particularly enjoyed the first floor section on human intelligence and the games there, including some that can be done as a pair. A bit of an echo so can be extra loud if many children there but of course to be expected ! Temporary exhibit on food is interesting but some sections could be a trigger or upsetting for people with experience of eating disorders. The circle at the beginning of the museum has a showing of birthing videos. This is very interesting but may only be suitable for certain ages with explanations - that part is not for those are uneasy with the sight of blood.

It’s OK. Interactive, so that’s good for the kids but a lot of the installations didn’t work when we were there. It’s quite small so that’s either a good thing or a bad thing. There’s no café that we saw but they did have a vending machine. It says out of order, but it did actually work. Clean toilets. Nice staff. Only €2 each which is fair for what it is. But you can buy a pass which includes the aquarium up the road.

beautiful and well maintained gardens, a joy to walk around! many lovely statues and flower beds that are kept lovely with fresh soil and watered frequently. gorgeous area.

This park is spectacular. Old trees and beautiful buildings. Full of life for the kids playing and people walking around. Also this park host lots of event such the Feria del Libro o Feria de Artesanos.

Nice place for a stroll, short walk from the cruise terminal.

A clean and tidy city garden that had plenty of statues fountains and monuments. Large trees give midday shade and enough seating. A well cared for space. A credit to A Coruna.

Beautiful little park, a few minutes walk from the cruise port. Lots of benches to sit and while away a little time or look at the many statues with a coffee from the small cafe you can find near the entrance. Very clean WC there too.

Pleasant walk from the cruise port

A long plaza with gardens. Very pleasant. Still nice in late summer.

Had a very pleasant experience visiting this museum. Space and displays are well spaced out allowing flow and no bottlenecks. Well curated and organised. Majority of descriptions are in Spanish so used Google translate to understand the exhibits better. Staff were very helpful. Lockers are provided. A great place to visit and it's free. Recommend.

We really loved this museum, such a gem that you might expect to find in a big city, like Madrid or Barcelona (yet there is none like it), I guess that's why they've named it the National Museum of Science. Lots of interesting information for all ages! The building itself is modern, tall and beautiful (wheelchair friendly). Each floor has original pieces, cars, motorbikes, even a 747 airplane (clearly the star of the museum). You'll be shocked at the size of the first television! We thoroughly enjoyed learning about everything, information is clearly written (but only in Spanish). Google lens can translate what you don't understand. And best part, it's free!!

It's an amazing collection of things related to Science and Technology. A bit far from other parts of the city, but if interested should visit it. The access to the museum is free.

Free entry to this interesting science museum which displays technological advances decade by decade, theme by theme. It particularly showcases Spain's contribution to science, buy why shouldn't it, we are in Spain after all. Well worth a visit. Free parking in the streets around.

How free can it be, it's definitely an interesting place for children to see the progress of technology

One of the best science museums I’ve been to if not the best. Really interesting high quality exhibits. Well laid out. Highly recommend.

Very good museum, you will need translate on your phone to see everything if you can’t read Spanish, free entry is good, wasn’t very busy.

The place is cute and we were lucky to get some seats outside. Unfortunately, there were some constructions going on, but without that, it would have been lovely. The service was friendly, the food took a while to come. The Calamares fritos were great and also the salad. Unfortunately, the tortilla de patatas was very soft and yolky and had some pieces of egg shell... And the langustinos a la plancha didn't taste very fresh. Otherwise, a really nice place to come and enjoy the atmosphere and food.

Delicious food, lovely atmosphere and friendly service... Some of my favourites are the scallops, octopus and calamari 👌 A must visit when in Coruña.

Food was good, not so special as I expected but was good enough. The terrace is nice but the waitress were a bit stressed and not so friendly.

Cute restaurant in front of the marina. It took extra time for the food but we weren't in a hurry. The food was delicious and fresh!

Easily the best restaurant in A Coruña, cannot recommend enough

Absolutely great service, excellent food. Kind and fast, the staff were pleasant and accommodating. They checked all was good and gave us great recommendations when asked. We came back and loved it! Typical galician dishes, delicious tortilla we had more than once during our holidays and good prices. Recommended place by a good friend and will be back anytime we are here !!

Fantastic food and the best service around! They'll make you feel at home and will leave you wanting to come back time and again!

Beautiful

Lovely coastal walk

Bellisimo

(Translated by Google) The Paseo Marítimo in A Coruña is a beautiful promenade that runs along the city's coast. It is the longest urban coastal path in continental Europe at more than 13 kilometers. The promenade offers wonderful views of the sea, beaches and important attractions such as the Torre de Hércules and the Castillo de San Anton. A popular spot for walkers, runners and cyclists, the Paseo Marítimo connects different parts of the city by passing beaches, parks and historical sites. It also offers access to many restaurants and cafes where you can relax and enjoy the views! (Original) Der Paseo Marítimo in A Coruña ist eine wunderschöne Promenade, die entlang der Küste der Stadt verläuft. Es ist der längste städtische Küstenweg in Kontinentaleuropa mit mehr als 13 Kilometern. Die Promenade bietet einen herrlichen Blick auf das Meer, die Strände und wichtige Sehenswürdigkeiten wie die Torre de Hércules und das Castillo de San Anton. Der Paseo Marítimo ist ein beliebter Ort für Spaziergänger, Läufer und Radfahrer und verbindet verschiedene Teile der Stadt, indem er an Stränden, Parks und historischen Stätten vorbeiführt. Er bietet auch Zugang zu vielen Restaurants und Cafés, wo man sich entspannen und die Aussicht genießen kann!

(Translated by Google) My whole life has passed on this promenade, it is one of the largest in Europe, magnificent views, quiet places where it is just you, the promenade and the sea. Recommended for any sport, rollerblading, walking, jogging, cycling, hiking, incredible views and good trails for various exercise sessions. To do it completely from start to finish on foot, you will need all morning, or all afternoon. Recommended, necessary and there are areas where the floor is conditioned to have less impact on your joints. (Original) Toda mi vida ha transcurrido en este paseo , es de los más grandes de Europa, vistas magníficas , sitios tranquilos donde solo estás tú, el paseo y el mar. Recomendable para cualquier deporte , patines, andar, footing, ciclismo, senderismo, vistas increíbles y buenos senderos para hacer sesiones de ejercicios varios. Para hacerlo entero de principio a fin andando, te hace falta toda la mañana, o toda la tarde. Recomendable, necesario y hay zonas donde el suelo está acondicionado para tener menos impacto en tus articulaciones.

(Translated by Google) It is the flagship of La Coruña, and it was the flagship of the Mayor who brought it to fruition, Don Francisco Vázquez. With a length of about 12 km, it is a luxury to be able to walk, run or ride a bike...through it. It even had a tram for a few years. It is a great work of engineering and pride of all the people of A Coruña. It can be enjoyed at any time of the year. Essential. (Original) Es el buque insignia de La Coruña , y lo fue del Alcalde que lo llevo a buen puerto , Don Francisco Vázquez. Con una longitud de unos 12 km, es un lujo poder pasear,correr o andar en bici...por el. Tuvo incluso tranvía durante unos años. Es una gran obra de ingeniería y orgullo de todos los coruñeses. En cualquier época del año se puede disfrutar. Imprescindible.

(Translated by Google) This promenade is great for jogging or cycling, as it has a bike lane. Overall, it's wide and well-maintained. But there's not much else to see; there are other, more beautiful areas in A Coruña. A stroll is always pleasant. (Original) Este paseo marítimo está muy bien para salir a correr o con la bicicleta, puesto que consta de un carril bici. En general es amplío y está cuidado. Pero no tiene mucho más que ver, hay otras zonas más bonita de A Coruña. Igualmente un paseo siempre es agradable.

We very much missed the accounting of the historic event Maria Pita was heroically involved in plus the fact that the boards showed explanations in Galician language only. Nevertheless the museum was very much nice to see and enjoy. A must-see for city history lovers or enthusiasts

Great place telling a story of a great heroine. Definitely worth a visit. And the views from the top floor are nice too.

It's okay, at least it's free, but it's not really that informative about Maria Pita or the historical context she lived in. The building just happens to be on the same location of her house, but it's not her house.

I like the interior of the building but as far as the exhibition, I just didn't find it that interesting

Enjoying La Coruña!

Amazing

(Translated by Google) A must-see to understand what life was like for one of the city's most distinctive figures. Both the woman who welcomed us and the house's private guide were very kind to us and provided us with any information or questions we had. We would like to thank them for their kindness. The house is CLOSED on weekends, holidays, and MONDAYS for rest. Admission is FREE. I've read many comments complaining that the signs are only in Galician, but I must warn that for those of us who don't speak the language, the reception desk provides audio guides in several languages, including Spanish and English. Regarding complaints about the elevator, I must admit that it worked in our case, and the people who welcomed us explained what we could see on each floor. Furthermore, in our case, the terrace was also open, offering beautiful views of the city. (Original) Una visita obligatoria para entender cómo fue la vida de una de las personas más características de la ciudad. Tanto la mujer encargada de recibirnos, como la guía particular de la casa fueron muy amables con nosotros y nos facilitaron cualquier tipo de información o duda planteada al respecto. Desde aquí les damos las gracias por su amabilidad. La casa CIERRA los fines de semana, festivos y LUNES por descanso. La entrada es GRATUITA. He leído muchos comentarios quejándose de los carteles se expresan únicamente en galego, pero debo avisar que para aquellas personas que no hablamos el idioma, En la recepción dotan de audioguias en varios idiomas enteros que se Incluyen el castellano y el inglés. Respecto a las quejas por el ascensor, debo de admitir que nuestro caso sí que funcionaba, y que las personas encargadas de recibirnos nos explicaron que podíamos ver en cada una de las plantas. Además, en nuestro caso, la terraza también estaba abierta y se ven unas vistas muy bonitas de la ciudad.

Had a quick visit. Interesting church. Some powerful iconography. Worth a visit if you are passing.

Nice church. Handsy priest. Priest can’t keep his hands to himself. Aggressively touched my boyfriend in my presence - the arrogance of religion on display.

Church dating from 1766

Beautiful church and magnificent choir

Nice and wonderful place

A very nice place of worship where you can sit in peace and quiet and contimplate life

Good place for turists to visit

Pretty small and mediocre park. Full of people walking their dogs and working out. You should comfortably walk most of in in about 30-45 minutes. Not impressed.

Good place to walk in the city centre. Clean and nice.

The parque Santa Margarita is a beautiful park to take a walk, enjoy the smell the trees and where kids will have some fun too. Also we can find the Casa das Ciencias, a scientif museum.

Surprised to know that there is a House of Science inside that park. nice play area for little children.

Beautiful park with benches, playground, science museum, etc. Definitely worth a stroll!

It's a park. In the middle of the city. It has an auditorium, several activity parks for the little ones, one dog-exercising track and several walking/jogging paths. Pretty great for the locals. For us, older ones, it has lost some of the magic since they removed the animals (ducks, fish, peacocks...) Oh! And it is home to the House of Sciences, totally worth the visit.

There is a Science Museum and Planetarium in the park.

A very nice and long port of the city... Can take a walk or even enjoy sunrise/sunset from here.

A lovely place to stop for a while and appreciate what an amazing place Galicia is. The ladies in the Marina office are fantastic, helpful and very professional. Facilities, showers etc are clean and excellent. I will definitely be coming back soon

Very beauteful place and super Nice cervice with everything. Thank you for have uss here with sailing vesil JULIA High Coast sweden

Womens shower/toilet absolutely dirty, long dark hairs lying on the wet floor among sand, and the smell is bad. The office is closed, so no one takes action cleaning the toilet-shower area.

Very nice marina with friendly and helpful staff. If you can, don't stay on pontoon 10. Very rolly. Sometimes like out at sea. We talked to the marina office who gave us a spot in the inner harbour which was really nice. If not for rolling, would have been 5 star.

Excellent Marina: nice staff, good service at the reception & the Varadero Marina repair the sails, coming and get them for you! Recommend until end of April (low season price 133€/month).

7x24 hrs service, helpful staff and good facilities. Close to the old town.

Amazing collection of many beautiful paintings, I especially enjoyed the 19th and 20th century section. The Goya room is an interesting look into engraving and the temporary installation of Rubens’ paintings of various myths cannot be missed! (January - December 2025) It is special that there are so many paintings by artists from the region, from Asturias too, and a fair few from A Coruña itself. Foldable seats available for those needing to rest, elevators available inside. Well-price and small gift shop with pretty hand fans, books, T-shirts, bookmarks and tote bags

Interesting local museum of Galician and national Spanish artists. Its free so no need to get a ticket, only has limited English interpretation via a leaflet - but Google translate is your friend. The temporary exhibition space is large and about a third of the museum overall so do check out what's on. There isn't a cafe but there a plenty of good options nearby.

A treasure. Free entry, even for special exhibitions. They have a great collection of early Sargadelos pieces, plus tons if Goya etchings that are absolutely worth seeing. The Sorolla exhibition had few paintings but did include absolutely fascinating sketches that I would have loved to continue examining in a catalog. The 20th century artworks give a nice overview of Galician artists. A handful are represented in catalogs in the small but nice gift shop. The staff was kind and the museum is spacious and comfortable to walk, not too overwhelming in scale but definitely worth a visit.

Free entrance museum with very nice arts works from Galician artists

Pleased I could get in a visit on a Sunday. Thought I needed a couple of hours but managed to visit in about an hour. Bonus as it was free entry. All descriptions in Spanish and QR codes takes you to webpage that can be translated. But the audio guide for highlighted pieces are in Spanish. Enjoyed the ground and top floor exhibitions most which had the sculptures and modern art respectively. Lovely to see several artists present drawing the sculptures. Staff are helpful. Lockers available plus umbrella stand which you can secure your brolly. Has a tiny shop with merchandise and art postcards, umbrellas, and bookmarks etc. for sale. Toilets were pristine.

Very nice museum , worth a quick visit, in display Goya's print and Sargadelos China collection. Has a good collection that covers Flemish to Galician painters, even a large format Sorolla. Entrance is free, so like I said even just to enjoy the building is worth a quick visit. Well adapted for handicapped

A wide range of styles and eras with good representation of Spanish artists. The galleries are spacious and bright with plenty of room to stand back, admire and take one's time. A very amusing display of Goya engravings also add to the enjoyment of a visit to this museum. In addition there are displays about the history of coinage, the Madrid art collection of Philip IV, and several modern sculptures.

(Translated by Google) Small baroque church next to the military museum. It was built in 1674 right next to the San Francisco convent before it was moved to the Santa Margherita barrio. A curiosity of this church is that on the occasion of the celebration of San Antonio Abad on January 17th of each year all the animals are blessed. (Original) Piccola chiesa barocca a lato del museo militare. Venne costruita nel 1674 proprio di fianco al convento di San Francisco prima che questo venisse spostato nel barrio di Santa Margherita. Una curiosità di questa chiesa è che in occasione della celebrazione di San Antonio Abad il 17 gennaio di ogni anno vengono benedetti tutti gli animali.

(Translated by Google) The atmosphere it gives off is special. Much tranquility and peace. The church is very beautiful. (Original) La atmósfera que desprende es especial. Mucha tranquilidad y paz. La iglesia es muy bonita.

(Translated by Google) Lay-run church. Old stone building. Altarpiece and very old images. They celebrate San Judas Tadeo, the Virgin of the Rosary, Candlemas and Holy Week by involving everyone present. Next to the Military Museum and the Abente y Lago hospital. (Original) Iglesia de gestión laica. Edificio antiguo de piedra. Retablo e imágenes muy antiguas. Celebran San Judas Tadeo, la Virgen del Rosario, la Candelaria y la semana Santa haciendo partícipes a todo los presentes. Al lado del Museo militar y del hospital Abente y Lago.

(Translated by Google) Everything very dirty and neglected, humidity on the walls, chips in the paint, images full of dust, I have never seen a church so poorly preserved. (Original) Todo muy sucio y descuidado humedad por las paredes desconchones en la pintura imagenes llenas de polvo nunca vi una iglesia tan mal conservada

(Translated by Google) I really like this church, pleasant mass and when I leave I can take a nice walk. (Original) Me gusta mucho esta iglesia, misa amena y a la salida puedo dar un bonito paseo.

(Translated by Google) I believe that God is a place where the heart ❤️ goes and takes the direction of the brilliance 🔅 that is in Him. My mother liked to go to this temple, I suppose to hear the voice of her heart that spoke to her about the most pleasant things, that space where she surely felt most comfortable and pleasant. This is the will that leads us believers to find that space where we experience a more pleasant and comfortable time. There will always be a 🌸 flower whose aroma waters your heart with a tear. There is no path that has the direction of truth that leads to a more pleasant and pleasant life. Thanks to Jesus Christ for indicating the arrow 💘 of Love ❤️. (Original) Creo que Dios es un lugar a donde el corazón ❤️ se encamina y toma la dirección del brillo 🔅 que hay en Él. A mi madre le gustaba ir a este templo supongo para escuchar la voz de su corazón que le hablase de lo más agradable,ese espacio donde ella seguro se encontraba más cómoda y agradable. Así es la voluntad que nos lleva a los creyentes a encontrar ese espacio donde comprobamos un tiempo más agradable y cómodo. Siempre habrá una 🌸 flor que su aroma riega con una lágrima su corazón. No hay camino que tenga la dirección de la verdad que lleva a una vida más placentera y agradable. Gracias a Jesucristo por indicar la flecha 💘 del Amor ❤️.

(Translated by Google) One of the most beautiful in La Coruña. Small, but you can enjoy every detail. It has high-quality, ancient images, including that of Saint Jude Thaddeus, highly venerated and celebrated in the city. The main altar is a gem, and like any Franciscan church, it allows pets, which are blessed twice a year: on January 16, the feast day of Saint Anthony the Abbot, and on October 4, the feast day of Saint Francis of Assisi. A must-see. (Original) De las más bonitas de La Coruña. Pequeña, pero sé disfruta de cada detalle. Tiene imágenes de gran calidad y antiguas, entre las que está la de San Judas Tadeo muy venerado y celebrado en la ciudad. El altar mayor es una joya y como buena iglesia Franciscana, admite mascotas a las que se bendice dos veces al año, el 16 de enero, día de San Antonio Abad, y el 4 de octubre, día de San Francisco de Asís. De visita obligada.

Walked here from the cruise port, was easier than waiting for the bus. When you get there, there is a nice view out over the water

Great views of the Atlantic Ocean and Torre de Hercules

(Translated by Google) Magical place to take a pleasant walk. Excellent views of the Tower of Hercules. A photo in “the best bank of the world” is essential. Playgrounds and good parking. (Original) Sitio con magia para dar un agradable paseo. Excelentes vistas a la Torre de Hércules. Imprescindible una foto en “o mellor banco do mundo”. Parques infantiles y buen aparcamiento.

(Translated by Google) We made the climb on foot because the elevator was not working. The access road is a little damaged in one section, it is clear that the currents have done their thing. It's worth it, the views are spectacular. They have a restaurant, naval engineering objects, a small interpretation museum, a labyrinth and a children's playground, as well as toilets. Grass and trees everywhere. Very well cared for. They even have a mini waterfall. All very idyllic. (Original) Nos hicimos la subida a pie porque el ascensor no funcionaba. El camino de acceso está un poco estropeado en un tramo, se ve que las correntías han hecho de las suyas. Merece la pena, las vistas son espectaculares. Cuentan con restaurante, objetos de ingeniería naval, un pequeño museo de interpretación, un laberinto y un parque infantil, así como aseos. Césped y árboles por doquier. Muy bien cuidado. Hasta tienen una mini cascada. Todo muy idílico.

(Translated by Google) The viewpoint of Monte San Pedro allows us a privileged view of A Coruña, from the cove of Orzán, to the Tower of Hercules. Monte San Pedro is an extensive leisure area that has several attractions, such as the Atlantic Dome (covered viewpoint with 360-degree views and interactive educational elements) the Costa Battery Interpretation Center (which reminds us of the strategic importance of this place) and the Panoramic Elevator, a unique means that avoids the difference in height between the Paseo Marítimo and the top of San Pedro. Opposite we can see the Millennium obelisk, a glass monolith that commemorates the turn of the millennium, the Aquarium Finisterrae, known as the House of Fish, a museum and information center, and the Tower of Hercules, the oldest functioning lighthouse of Roman origin (1st century AD) in the world, declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 2009. (Original) O miradoiro do Monte San Pedro permítenos unha vista privilexiada da Coruña, dende a enseada do Orzán, ata a torre de Hércules. O monte de San Pedro é unha extensa zona de lecer que conta con diversos atractivos, como a Cúpula Atlántica (miradoiro cuberto con vistas de 360 grados e elementos didácticos interactivos) o Centro de Interpretación da Batería de Costa (que nos lembra a importancia estratéxica deste lugar) e o Ascensor panorámico, singular medio que evita o desnivel entre o Paseo Marítimo e o alto de San Pedro. En fronte podemos observar o obelisco Millenium, monólito de cristal que conmemora o cambio de milenio, o Aquarium Finisterrae, coñecido como a Casa dos Peixes, museo e centro de divulgación, e a Torre de Hércules, o faro de orixe romana (s. I d.C.) en funcionamento máis antigo do Mundo, declarado Patrimonio da Humanidade pola Unesco no ano 2009.

(Translated by Google) Go up the elevator that has capacity for baby strollers and a maximum of 3 bicycles. The price is €3 per person. The park has several views. Better to see it calmly and without rushing. It's worth it. Just be very careful with the wind when being near the viewpoints. (Original) Subir por el ascensor que tiene capacidad para coches de bebés y un máximo de 3 bicicletas. El precio es 3€ por persona. El parque tiene varias vistas. Mejor verlo con calma y sin prisa. Vale la pena. Solo mucho cuidado con el viento al estar cerca de los miradores.

(Translated by Google) Super beautiful, some amazing views. (Original) Súper bonito unas vistas de escándalo .

(Translated by Google) New, clean, comfortable, in a great place!!! Perfect for a family. We were very good (Original) Nuevo, limpio, cómodo, en un sitio estupendo!!! Perfecto para una familia. Estuvimos muy bien

(Translated by Google) Bad experience. Apartment in poor general conditions, and above all, poor hygienic conditions. Quite a lot of dirt on the balcony, with remains of cans; Sofa with stains, dirty bathroom and room. We left the apartment as soon as we arrived and saw the conditions it was in. Neither booking nor owners are responsible for solving my problem, so booking "has died" for me. (Original) Pésima experiencia. Apartamento en malas condiciones generales, y sobre todo, malas condiciones higiénicas. Bastante suciedad en el balcón, con restos de latas; sofá con manchas, baño y habitación sucias. Abandonamos el apartamento nada más llegar y ver las condiciones en las que estaba. Ni booking ni propietarios se hacen cargo de solucionar mi problema así booking para mí "ha muerto".

(Translated by Google) I do not recommend this apartment due to the few hygiene measures, a very dirty apartment, clean sheets and no personal attention, all through an app or by phone. Smell of humidity and dirt, nothing to do with the photos on the page. Central and views of an old building full of pigeons. (Original) No recomiendo este apartamento por las pocas medidas de higiene, apartamento muy sucio, sabanas limpias y la atención personal ninguna, todo por una app o por teléfono. Olor a humedad y suciedad, nada que ver con las fotos de la página. Céntrico y vistas a un viejo edificio lleno de palomas.

(Translated by Google) Misleading advertising, they show misleading photos and give a worse apartment, plus we were trying to cancel it and it took us 2 hours. He has a duplex that he resells twice and gives the studio to one of the two families much cheaper. Improved customer service. I don't recommend it (Original) Una publicidad engañosa, muestran fotos engañosas y dan un piso peor, además estuvimos intentando cancelarla y tardamos 2 horas. Tiene un dúplex que revende dos veces y a una de las dos familias da el estudio mucho más barato. Una atención al cliente mejorable. No lo recomiendo

(Translated by Google) Sofa was dirty, bathroom could improve a lot, good location but a lot of noise, no elevator, generally bad. A shame. (Original) Sofá estaba sucio, el baño puede mejorar bastante, buena ubicación pero mucho ruido, sin ascensor, en general mal. Una pena.

(Translated by Google) We stayed for a couple of days and the experience was wonderful. A beautiful duplex in the center. Super cozy and with everything you need. The charming hostess. Without a doubt we will repeat. (Original) Estuvimos alojados un par de días y la experiencia fue maravillosa. Un dúplex precioso en el centro . Súper acogedor y con todo lo necesario. La anfitriona encantadora. Sin duda repetiremos.

(Translated by Google) Not cozy at all, fourth floor without elevator, no heating in the attic. See more details in Booking. (Original) Nada acogedor, cuarto piso sin ascensor, sin calefacción en el ático. Ver más detalles en Booking.

very relaxing place, good ambiance and scenic view

Relaxing. Beatiful. Clean. Self self security. Colorfulll

(Translated by Google) Beautiful avenue with a lot of life in the streets. Parks, benches to sit on and a walk area. Very beautiful architecture with white glass galleries in the stately buildings. It is worth walking around and seeing it. (Original) Avenida preciosa con mucha vida en las calles. Parques, bancos para sentarse y zona de paseo. La arquitectura muy hermosa con galerías blancas acristaladas en los edificios señoriales. Merece la pena pasear y verlo.

(Translated by Google) A nice avenue for a stroll and a sit-down meal on a terrace. (Original) Bonita avenida para dar un paseo y sentarse en alguna terraza.

(Translated by Google) A beautiful street, everything perfect, totally recommended (Original) Una calle preciosa todo perfecto totalmente recomendable

(Translated by Google) A pleasant stroll with plenty of places to grab a coffee or grab a bite to eat if you don't have much time. The road provides access to the historic center, the main street, and the port. A must-see! (Original) Passeggiata piacevole con presenza di locali in cui prendere un caffè, o mangiare qualcosa di tipico, se non si dispone di molto tempo. La strada consente l'accesso al centro storico, al corso principale e al porto. Tappa obbligata!

(Translated by Google) “Another great symbol of A Coruña is the Galleries de la Marina, whose unique construction is the reason why the city is recognized as "The City of Glass." (Original) “Otro gran símbolo de A Coruña son las Galerías de la Marina, cuya singular construcción es motivo por el cual a la ciudad se la reconoce como "La Ciudad de Cristal"

This was the main castle that defended the port city of A Coruña. It's very well maintained and includes a good museum. It's definitely worth a visit.

The castle has a very interesting museum inside the tickets are only 2 Euros, 1 if you are over 65 years old. From the top of the building there are great views of the bay

Great place to start your afternoon. Parking was a little tough.Has a great view very well maintained, very clean, great museum inside bathrooms are very cleanThere's no food or drink, so if you want to get something you need to take it with you water etc it's close to the tower, but too far to walk great place to visit

A great orientation from pre-civilization to recent history of the area. Worth the low entrance fee.

Excellent fortress turned museum right on the maritime walk in A Coruña! Beautiful views once you reach the top. There are very interesting artifacts inside as well (including an old viking ship). Don't miss the area where the water fills up with the tide. We were told it was once used as a torture chamber for prisoners.

Entrance is €2 per person so it would be worth it even if it were empty walls. But it's not just empty walls, it's an archeology museum with quite a few things to see and the views are really nice. If you're here, don't think about it, just go in. Recommendation to management: all the writings are in Galician and Spanish only. It would be great to have them in English as well so that us international visitors can learn about your history too.

A short walk from the lovely cruise terminal, this castle also doubles up as an archaeological museum and houses a lot of military and other artifacts unearthed from the nearby area. The castle is a good wander and one can go to the top ramparts to enjoy a good view of the surrounding areas.

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very interesting gothic church, to be visited

This is a relatively simple church, refreshingly so after seeing many Baroque churches. Love the scale of it, the Romanesque arches and especially the Virgin, Child, and saints around the portico. They have smiles!!!! Pretty unusual. In fact, one Saint (?) to Mary’s right, is leaning on the arm of her chair, feet crossed casually. Don’t see that everyday. They have a Gregorian chant tape playing inside which adds to the ambiance. Definitely worth a visit!

Beautiful and old medieval temple from XII century, located in the old town. This temple is visited by the pilgrims on St James way. Worth the visit. Spent some time walking around and enjoying the architecture.

A Coruña has two jewels of Romanesque art and this is one of them.

Small 12th Century Cathedral

Cozy and serene. Small though

Vamos depor, one of the most iconic soccer teams in Spain financially struggling the last decade now they’re rising again Unfortunately there were no games the time I’ve visited the city but I did not miss the opportunity to make a walkaround of the stadium

Really nice club shop. Unfortunately we couldn't do a tour of the stadium as it's only available on match days 🔵⚪️⚽️

Great stadium to watch a match in the middle of a beautiful city! Any seat is good and there are plenty of stands and bathrooms so you don't have to walk too far away from your seat. Totally recommend although the home team is currently in 3rd division (as of 2023),they have quite a history and we're even Liga Champions twenty years ago! It's livy to watch a match and watch seagulls fly by! Tip: bring something to cover your seat as they are often wet and/or a bit dirty.

What a night! The stadium was easy to get in and out off. The game of rink hockey was amazing and Liceo won which made for an amazing atmosphere. The acoustics in the arena meant that 4,000 people sounded like 90,000 people. Safe to say I am hooked on rink hockey and will be looking for a local team to cheer on back in England.

A great football fan day out

A stadium with great support from local fans. The crowd volume was deafening, even for a Depor v Tenerife league game with the stadium only two-thirds full.

Nice stadium and club shop.

Love to see where this famous artist and his family lived in the late 1800’s. The building is beautiful too.

A lovely insight , the flat is very authentic in decor and for free it is wonderful . You only need 20 minutes here . Today a very kind man working here helped to translate and answer my questions . Great for Picasso fans .

the house where Picasso lived during his childhood, could be interesting for his fans. Also it's free, but check the opening hours 👌🏻

I really loved seeing young Picasso's work and their family home in A Coruña. There was lots of interesting items and even prints of Picasso's painting of the apartment when they lived there. The only thing l would have improved, was the historical detail. In that period they didn't use magnolia paint. All the rooms would have been dark rich colours and very cluttered. So this oversight completely changed the character and was much too bright and modern looking.

Such a nice house. Very well preserved. It is small, but it gives a nice indication of Picasso's life.

This is very interesting and worth visiting, but it is a shame that, furniture apart , there is no attempt at an authentic interior. There is reproduction of a Picasso painting showing exactly how it would have looked. A typical 19th century clutered home. Instead, the whole place in painted white and magnolia.

Increíble, wery interesting and inspiring))) we would like to come here again)

As always, I went to a museum and it's closed, despite what the hours show online. For the record: the summer schedule is 9am-215pm Monday thru Friday. Winter (September thru June) 9am-245pm and 430-745pm

(Translated by Google) The House-Museum is the house where the famous writer Emilia Pardo Bazán lived. The author is characterized as a woman of illustrious origin, growing up in various genders, with an active presence in the society of the time. This building is located in the Old City of La Coruña. Through the different rooms, visitors will be able to learn about the figure of Pardo Bazán, diving in his life and work, as well as the historical context of A Coruña and Madrid in the second half of the 19th century and delve deeper into the traces visible today. of the writer. The house where the writer spent much of her life, which houses the headquarters of the Royal Galician Academy by the express will of the countess's heirs, in gratitude to the institution named honorary president since its foundation on September 30, 1906. (Original) La Casa-Museo es la casa en la que vivió la famosa escritora Emilia Pardo Bazán. La autora se caracteriza por ser una mujer de origen ilustre, creciendo varios géneros, con una presencia activa en la sociedad de la época. Este edificio está situado en la Ciudad Vieja de La Coruña. A través de las diferentes salas, los visitantes podrán conocer la figura de Pardo Bazán, el buceo en su vida y obra, así como en el contexto histórico de A Coruña y Madrid en la segunda mitad del siglo XIX y profundizar en las huellas visibles hoy del escritor. La casa donde la escritora pasó gran parte de su vida, que aloja la sede de la Real Academia Gallega por voluntad expresa de los herederos de la condesa, en agradecimiento a la institución nombrada presidenta honoraria desde su fundación el 30 de septiembre de 1906.

(Translated by Google) I had been wanting to visit the house museum for a long time and I finally got it, it did not disappoint, although I was left wanting more. Xulia is in charge of explaining the history of the house, the family, and Emilia and she does it with so much passion that it is inevitable that this passion will not infect you. My daughters have also been fascinated. I recommend the visit 100% (Original) Llevaba mucho tiempo queriendo visitar la casa museo y por fin lo he conseguido, no defrauda, aunque me he quedado con ganas de más. Xulia, es la encargada de explicarte la historia de la casa, la familia, de Emilia y lo hace con tanta pasión que es inevitable que no te contagie dicha pasión. Mis hijas han salido también fascinadas. Recomiendo la visita al 100%

(Translated by Google) Interesting free museum where you can learn about the life and work of this naturalist author, as well as the typical furniture of the time. (Original) Interesante museo gratuito donde conocer la vida y obra de esta autora naturalista, así como el mobiliario típico de la época.

(Translated by Google) A good opportunity to understand the 19th century bourgeoisie in A Coruña and the figure of the writer. The furniture is original and so are the fixtures. The visit is FREE, which is an incentive. Beautiful views of the Church of Santiago from the back window. (Original) Una buena oportunidad para enterder la burguesía del xix en A Coruñay la figura de la escritora. Los muebles son originales y los enseres también. La visita es GRATIS, lo cual es un aliciente. Preciosas vistas de la Iglesia de Santiago desde la ventana trasera.

(Translated by Google) A very interesting visit to delve into the vast world of this feminist writer. The woman who welcomes you into the house-museum and gives you the initial explanations does so with contagious knowledge and passion. Visits require an appointment. (Original) Una visita muy interesante para adentrarse en el gran mundo de esta escritora feminista. La mujer que te recibe en la casa-museo y te da la explicación inicial lo hace con un conocimiento y una pasión que contagia. Para la visita hay que reservar cita previa.

(Translated by Google) Very well preserved, both the books and furniture, excellently explain the history of Emilia Pardo Bazan and are very educational. (Original) Muy bien conservado,tanto los libros y muebles,excelentemente explican la historia de Emilia Pardo Bazan y muy didáctico

Both impressive and lovely

The statue of Breogán, just below the Torre de Hercules, is not particularly amazing in terms of its design or architecture, but does have an interesting historical significance.

(Translated by Google) What a beautiful place to walk and enjoy the views, as well as learn about the history of the Tower of Hercules and the statue of Breogán. By the way, my husband's name is the same as the statue. (Original) Que bonito sitio para pasear y disfrutar de las vistas además de ver la historia de la torre de Hércules junto con la estatua de Breogán. Por cierto mi marido se llama igual que la estatua

(Translated by Google) Breogán is the mythical founding king of Galicia. His legend comes from the medieval Irish text Lebor Gabála Érenn (or Book of the Invasions of Ireland). According to this story, Breogán founded the city of Brigantia (identified with Coruña) and erected a high tower (the Tower of Hercules). It was from the top of this tower that his son, Ith, glimpsed the green land of Ireland, thus beginning the journey of his descendants (the Milesians) to conquer it and become the ancestors of the Irish people. Breogán was adopted by Galician nationalism and the Rexurdimento as the symbol of Galician origin and identity, which is why the Galician anthem refers to Galicia as the "Home of Breogán". (Original) Breogán é o rei fundador mítico de Galicia. A súa lenda provén do texto irlandés medieval Lebor Gabála Érenn (ou Libro das Invasións de Irlanda). Segundo este relato, Breogán fundou a cidade de Brigantia (identificada coa Coruña) e erixiu unha alta torre (a Torre de Hércules). Foi desde o cumio desta torre que o seu fillo, Ith, divisou a verde terra de Irlanda, iniciando así a viaxe dos seus descendentes (os Milesios) para conquistala e converterse nos devanceiros do pobo irlandés. Breogán foi adoptado polo nacionalismo e o Rexurdimento galegos como o símbolo da orixe e identidade galegas, sendo a razón pola que o himno galego se refire a Galicia como o "Fogar de Breogán".

(Translated by Google) Breogán's sculpture is a contemporary tribute to a legendary figure from Galician mythology. Located in the Tower of Hercules sculpture park, it depicts the Celtic leader as a robust warrior gazing out over the Atlantic Ocean. Its stylized form and monumental proportions evoke the relationship between Galicia's history and the sea, while simultaneously inviting visitors to contemplate the horizon from a privileged vantage point. The sculpture is made of stone and offers different views depending on the light. An information plaque at the base also helps visitors understand the work's symbolism. It is free to visit, accessible via a pleasant walk, ideal for taking photos, reflecting on cultural heritage, and combining it with other works in the park and the nearby Tower of Hercules. (Original) La escultura de Breogán es un homenaje contemporáneo a una figura legendaria de la mitología gallega. Se encuentra en el parque escultórico de la Torre de Hércules y representa al caudillo celta como un guerrero robusto que mira al océano Atlántico. Su forma estilizada y sus proporciones monumentales evocan la relación entre la historia de Galicia y el mar, y al mismo tiempo invitan a contemplar el horizonte desde un punto privilegiado. El conjunto está realizado en piedra y ofrece distintos puntos de vista según la luz del día. Además, una placa informativa en la base ayuda a comprender el simbolismo de la obra. Es una visita gratuita, accesible por un agradable paseo, ideal para sacar fotos, reflexionar sobre la herencia cultural y combinarla con otras obras del parque y con la cercana Torre de Hércules.

(Translated by Google) All areas of this place are spectacular. The figure of the Celtic King Breogan presides over the roundabout leading up to the Tower of Hercules. A great place to play sports, walk with the family or spend the day taking photos with spectacular views. (Original) Todas las zonas de este lugar son espectaculares. La figura del Rey celta Breogan, preside la rotonda de subida a la torre de Hércules. Un lugar genial para hacer deporte, pasear con la familia o pasar el día quitando fotos con unas vistas espectaculares.

(Translated by Google) It is located within the Torre de Hércules tourist complex. There are several sculptures scattered throughout the park and you can rent motorized scooters here. A very pleasant place for walking, relaxing, chatting, playing sports or just admiring the landscape and the breathtaking views. (Original) Está dentro do complexo turístico da Torre de Hércules. Existem várias esculturas espalhadas pelo parque e neste local é possível alugar patinetes motorizadas. Local super aprazível para caminhadas, relaxamento, conversas, esportes ou apenas admirar a paisagem e as vistas de tirar o fôlego.

Great place for stunning views... of Torre de Hercules and the Atlantic Ocean

Decent walk to the peninsula.

I read about this ahead of your trip to Galicia and I wanted to visit it to pay homage to my Irish roots. The walk up from the car park is pretty easy if portly signed but the mosaic instillation is magnificent taking in Galicia, Asturias, Brittany, Cornwall, Wales, Isle of Man, Scotland, and of course Ireland.

Breathtaking view 😍 a must visit when you are in Coruña

Scenic area with lots of history old and Franco era. Definitely worth the visit.

Amazing sunset view and nice view over the city.

From here, heading straight to the north you end up in Limerick, Ireland.

Fantastic museum—well worth a visit! The staff are all so friendly and helpful. We spent 3–4 hours there. Not only did my 7-year-old daughter love all the interactive experiences, but we adults did too! It’s a wonderful way to spend an afternoon in a lovely setting. Another plus was the English translations throughout the museum.

Great place to take your children. There are lots of interactive attractions to investigate. The staff are great. Worth the visit

great for children, a lot to do, absolutely worth the €2 entry.

Very good. Lots of things to explore. Planetarium presentation only in Spanish

This was a really fun afternoon out. I was on my own but there was never a dull moment in the place as everything was interactive and explained a lot of concepts within physics. The explanation is all in Spanish and Galician and there isn't much English but that didn't really matter as the content was mainly visual/interactive.

The person on the desk didn' seems to be friendly. Planetarium tour is normally in allegory and not spanish.

A wonderful place for inventors and young scientists. We have received a lot of pleasure from visiting this center of science.

Such a great shopping centre with an enormous choice of goods. Loved the ZARA home in particular because it is like a picture book shop; so well designed and artistically arranged. Shame though, because of the virus some places had to shut down so it makes some areas look a bit empty.

Massive shopping complex that's not yet finished !

I came to Coruna for business purposes. I've been here for a few days. I found this place by searching the internet to meet my various needs. Its interior is quite spacious and does not bore the guests. It has stores that stock products of different brands as well as famous brands. Therefore, you can find very cheap but quality products. Unfortunately, as a tourist who does not speak Spanish or Welsh, the only difficulty I experienced was not being able to find anyone who could speak English at the orientation points or in communication. Despite this, I was able to achieve the things I wanted. Also, it would be really better if they added the opening hours of stores according to days to the information in Google Maps. There is no place open as of 11.30 on Sunday. It would be much better, especially for tourists, if information was shared in advance.

Nice and modern big shopping center close to the city. Good connections with the city center. Very clean and big parking space. All kind of restaurants and services.

Huge commercial area with a very wide variety of shops... including cinema, El corte Ingles, Leroy Merlin, Zara, an IKEA nearby and many more. Has free parking and a food court.

Fantastic shopping mall. Great places for shopping including IKEA, Decathlon, El Corte Ingles and Zara. Plenty of options for food and entertainment!

Huge mall with lots and lots of shops (200 according to the web). The top floor has restaurants, cinema and toilets. It would be nice to have toilets on every floor but that is not the case. The halls are wide and even though it was a busy day, it did not feel crowded. There are things to keep the kids busy, including a nice arcade on the top floor. Worth a visit whether you need something or not. the parking is HUGE and free. It could use more EV charging stations but hopefully they will add some to keep up with the times.

It was worth it to take a train ride from Santiago de Compostela for a day trip. Staff were there to answer questions and very helpful.

Lots of military artefacts and information as well as battlefield representations using models and graphics. There is also a section describing the history of the Torre de Hercules lighthouse with models of its transfirmations through the millenia

Absolutely fantastic, unspoilt by silly interactive nonsense, instead amazing models, firearms displays in chronological order, and other assorted items of interest. 10/10

Interesting items, but space feels dated. Needs an update.

Great free museum,lots of weapons and very friendly staff.

Amazing and free entering. Plus they sell some war gears at the doors. Some items are forbidden to sell in most of EU. Haha

Absolutely amazing place, the amount of things they have you can easily spend an afternoon looking around the museum.

(Translated by Google) It was awesome! The Habelas Hailas experience was in line with my character of Bruxo Cabacín and the game director was charming! I will repeat in other stays without a doubt! (Original) Molou mil! A experiencia de Habelas Hailas foi acorde coa miña personaxe de Bruxo Cabacín e o director de xogo un encanto! Repetirei noutras estancias sen dúbida!

(Translated by Google) One of the best escape rooms I've tried so far: the setting, the puzzles, and the storytelling were spectacular. The masters are another strong point: you can tell they enjoy what they do, they have a great vibe. Four of us went to "The Sunken City" and we highly recommend it! (Original) De lo mejor que he probado en escape rooms hasta ahora: la ambientación, los puzzles y el storytelling fueron espectaculares. Los master son otro punto fuerte: se nota que disfrutan lo que hacen, tienen muy buena vibra. Fuimos cuatro a “La ciudad sumergida” y lo recomendamos al 100 %, ¡estamos encantados!

(Translated by Google) Three of us went to LA TRAMPA, and it was so cool! Seriously! I didn't expect so much. The space improves with each test. You can tell everything is perfectly calculated and planned like an engineer's design, down to the smallest detail. Fun, fun, fun. (Original) Hemos ido 3 a LA TRAMPA y qué guay!!! en serio!!! No esperaba tanto. El espacio mejora con las pruebas. Se nota q está todo calculadísimo y planeado cual diseño de ingenier@ con el mínimo detalle. Divertido divertido y divertido.

(Translated by Google) A very entertaining and well-organized experience. A very good experience. The room has a well-designed atmosphere, and the tests are inventive and surprising. The team was friendly and attentive at all times. (Original) Experiencia muy entretenida y bien organizada. Muy buena experiencia. La sala tiene una ambientación lograda las pruebas son ingeniosas y sorprenden. El trato del equipo fue cercano y atento en todo momento.

(Translated by Google) Incredible experience. We traveled from Vigo just to enjoy it, and we'll definitely be back again. It's worth the trip, wherever you are. We recommend it 100%. The staff is exceptionally attentive, with a special mention to the person who hosts and runs the "In Search of the Sunken City" room. He's a genius. He draws you into the world from the moment he opens the door. Don't hesitate to visit this place; I truly recommend it. (Original) Experiencia increíble, hemos viajado desde vigo solo para disfrutarla y desde luego volveremos a repetir, vale la pena viajar estés donde estés, lo recomendamos 100% , atención por parte del personal espectacular especial mención al que presenta y lleva la sala" En busca de la ciudad sumergida" un crack, te hace entrar en el mundo desde que abre la puerta. No dudéis en visitar este sitio de verdad os lo recomiendo.

(Translated by Google) It was our first time in an escape room, and we went as a family. The kids thoroughly enjoyed it. A special mention to Marcos, who was a wonderful person to deal with and gave us subtle clues. The atmosphere was great; we went to the Toy Story Trap. An intense and fun hour, we'd repeat it without a second thought. (Original) Era la primera vez en un Escape Room, fuimos en familia. Los niños lo disfrutaron a tope. Una referencia especial para Marcos, un encanto en el trato y nos dió pistas de una forma sutil. Buena ambientación, nosotros fuimos a la Trampa de Toy Story. Una hora intensa y divertida, repetimos sin pensarlo.

(Translated by Google) We were a group of 7 of us who went through Habelas Hainas in tension mode, and we highly recommend it. From the moment the door opens, you're completely immersed, as you're welcomed in person. Our host (I don't think we ever got his name) was incredible. He guided us just enough, without revealing anything, but helping us when he saw we were getting stuck, something we greatly appreciated, considering it was our first escape room experience. We had a great time; the setting is fantastic, and the tension is maintained at all times. We'll definitely be back! (Original) Fuimos un grupo de 7 a hacer Habelas Hainas en modo tensión y lo recomendamos muchísimo. Desde el momento en que se abre la puerta la inmersión es total ya que te reciben en personaje. Nuestro máster (creo que no llegamos a saber su nombre) fue increíble. Nos guió lo justo, sin desvelar nada, pero ayudándonos cuando veía que nos atascábamos, algo que agradecimos mucho siendo nuestra primera experiencia en un escape room. Nos lo pasamos genial, la ambientación es fantástica y la tensión se mantiene en todo momento. Volveremos seguro!

The surfer Fountain is a great place to meet up. The fountain is beautiful but it is also has a wonderful view of the city, the bay and the Atlantic Ocean beyond.

Neat statue with water feature

Didn't spend nearly enough time here but the beach and the architecture in the area were phenomenal

Beautiful spot to visit for tourist, photos at different times of day. So unique to see the fog roll in early in the morning and great area for walking or biking ( bike rentals are nearby) with views of the water.

Nice view to the ocean

Great fountain.

Enjoyed the walk, great idea for a sculpture!

(Translated by Google) It is a shame that they do not focus more on pieces by Galician authors of the 20th century, it is really the most interesting room, in the rest there are many pieces on loan from the Prado Museum (Original) Es una pena que no se centren más en las piezas de autores gallegos del siglo XX, realmente es la sala más interesante, en el resto hay muchas piezas cedidas por el Museo del Prado

(Translated by Google) This doesn’t seem to be an art school, right? I don’t know, it’s so small, it didn’t open the door on Sunday... (Original) 这好像不是艺术学院吧？不知道，好小，周天来没开门.....

Super cool art piece in such an amazing location.

This is a truly special spot in La Coruña. The Menhirs for Peace blend art, history, and nature in such a powerful way. Set on a scenic coastal walk with sweeping views of the Atlantic, the stones create a striking silhouette against the sky. It’s peaceful, thought-provoking, and ideal for a reflective stroll or just enjoying the sea breeze. Open 24/7 and completely free, it’s one of those places that makes you stop and appreciate the moment. A must-visit if you’re exploring the Galician coast.

Created in 2003 by Manolo Paz, this sculptural ensemble consists of twelve large stone menhirs, each carved with a rectangular opening that frames views of the sea, sky, or the nearby lighthouse. The stones are arranged to suggest a family group — parents and children — evoking themes of unity and reflection. The site of Campo da Rata has historical significance, which adds a contemplative layer to the work. Late afternoon and sunset are the best times to visit, when the light creates a particularly atmospheric setting.

Beautiful. Worth visiting when going to Torre de Hercules

he strange name of Campo da Rata (Rat Field) where the monument is located seems the most appropriate to designate the space where many citizens were killed during the dictatorship of Francisco Franco. It is a tribute to the victims of the Spanish Civil War and is connected to the former provincial prison, which is also located in the area surrounding the tower.

I visited here with my mom back in August 2022 while our cruise ship was docked. Beautiful views from there. Might be a little difficult to get to if you have issues with mobility.

Wasn't much to see, the stones themselves had no explanation or if they did it was worn away.

Beautiful Orthodox style church with many exquisite chapels.

XVIII C church, located in small open square, with caffes around. Good to hang out with kids while having a wine on wk or late afternoon.

(Translated by Google) The Church of San Nicolás is a Baroque gem in A Coruña's old town. Its austere façade conceals a bright interior with three naves, stone vaults, and beautiful gilded altarpieces. The chapel of Our Lady of Sorrows stands out with its venerated image and floral decorations. The silence of the temple invites reflection and peace, far from the hustle and bustle of the square. The church hosts masses and organ concerts, and is an iconic location for festivities such as the Good Friday procession. It is well preserved and open to the public free of charge, although guided tours are not available. It is an ideal spot to learn about the city's religious history and appreciate its Baroque architecture. (Original) La Iglesia de San Nicolás es una joya barroca del casco antiguo de A Coruña. Su fachada austera esconde un interior luminoso con tres naves, bóvedas de piedra y hermosos retablos dorados. Destaca la capilla de Nuestra Señora de los Dolores con su imagen venerada y adornos florales. El silencio del templo invita a la reflexión y el sosiego, lejos del bullicio de la plaza. La iglesia acoge misas y conciertos de órgano, y es un lugar emblemático para festividades como la procesión del Viernes Santo. Está bien conservada y abierta al público sin coste, aunque no dispone de visitas guiadas. Es un rincón ideal para conocer la historia religiosa de la ciudad y apreciar su arquitectura barroca.

(Translated by Google) 18th century Galician Baroque style church, replacing the previous 13th century one destroyed in 1589 during the English siege, of which only the Christ chapel remains. Much loved by the Corunese people who adore the Virgen de los Dolores, where the remains of the Corunese benefactor Teresa Herrera, founder of the Hospital de Caridad, rest inside the chapel dedicated to her. (Original) Chiesa in stile barocco galiziano del XVIII secolo, in sostituzione della precedente del XIII secolo distrutta nel 1589 durante l'assedio inglese, di cui si conserva solo la cappella di Cristo. Molto amata dai corunesi che adorano la Virgen de los Dolores, dove all'interno della cappella a lei predisposta riposano i resti della beneffatrice corunese Teresa Herrera, fondatrice dell'Hospital de Caridad

(Translated by Google) As a tourist spot a 10 The Church is beautiful, and the sacristan and the priest are extremely rude, racist and sexist. I usually attend every Tuesday (I pray the rosary in the Holy Sacrament), on Thursdays I pray the rosary alone, I accompany the rosary that is prayed there and the mass. One day I asked the sacristan who was outside smoking for information to know the date of a certain mass, he asked me if I didn't know how to read (the date I was asking him about was not listed in the announcements)... Today, like every Thursday, I went to pray the rosary. When the Pope's results came out, I continued my prayers with more joy, faith and hope. When the girl began the rosary with the few people who frequent the church, I sat down and continued the prayer with her. The priest comes out from inside the chapel making signs (I didn't imagine that he was talking to me) when he approached me and said: "uncross your legs, the saint is there, you have no respect"... the few people who were there all looked at me, I picked up my things and left, on the way out he grabbed my arm and told me: "I didn't tell you to leave, I said be good." I answered: “I have been in the church all my life, I know perfectly well how I should behave” and I left. Ps: I was wearing a dress that reached my ankle, sneakers and a long coat. It is very difficult to continue in the faith when it should unite people and exclude us. It's a shame to experience this on such an important day for the Catholic Church. I think this man didn't learn anything from Pope Francis. (Original) Como punto turístico un 10 la Iglesia es preciosa, ya el sacristán y el cura son extremamente bordes, racista y machista. Yo suelo frecuentar todos los martes (rezo el rosario en el santísimo), los jueves rezo el rosario sola, acompaño el rosario que rezan allí y la misa. Un determinado día pido una información al sacristán que estaba fuera fumando para saber una fecha de una determinada misa, él me preguntó si yo no sabía leer ( la fecha que yo le preguntaba no estaba apuntada en los anuncios)… Hoy como todos los jueves fui a rezar el rosario, cuando salió el resultado del Papa, yo seguí mis oraciones con más alegría fe y esperanza, cuando la chica empezó el rosario con las pocas personas que frecuentan la iglesia yo me senté y seguí la oración con ella. El cura sale de dentro de la capilla haciendo señas ( no imaginé que él estaba hablando conmigo) cuando se acercó a mí y me dice: “descruza las piernas está ahí el santísimo no tienes respecto”… la poca gente que estaba allí todos me miraban, yo recogí mis cosas y salí, en la salida él me agarró el brazo y me dijo: “no te dije que te fueras dije que te portes bien.” Yo le contesté: “ llevo toda mi vida en la iglesia, se perfectamente como debo portarme” y me fui. Ps: llevaba puesto un vestido que me llegaba al tobillo, deportivas y abrigo longo. Es muy difícil seguir en la fe cuando debería unir las personas nos excluí. Una pena vivir eso en un día tan importante para la iglesia católica, creo que este señor no aprendió nada con Papa Francisco.

(Translated by Google) The church has its origins in the Middle Ages, more precisely in the 12th century. The church was burned down by the English in 1589 and rebuilt in the 18th century, while the facade was completed in 1865. The church has a single nave structure with a Latin cross floor plan. It also houses the Chapel of Christ and the Cabinet of the Virgen de los Dolores, very revered in A Coruña. (Original) Die Kirche hat ihren Ursprung im Mittelalter, genauer gesagt im 12. Jahrhundert. Die Kirche wurde 1589 von den Engländern niedergebrannt und im 18. Jahrhundert wieder aufgebaut, während die Fassade im Jahr 1865 fertiggestellt wurde. Die Kirche hat eine einzelne Schiffskonstruktion mit einem lateinischen Kreuzgrundriss. Sie beherbergt auch die Kapelle des Cristo und das Kabinett der Virgen de los Dolores, die in A Coruña sehr verehrt wird.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful baroque church very close to the Plaza de María Pita. Surprising interior with a large central nave. I loved that they had a small image of the Virgin of Pilar. (Original) Bonita iglesia barroca muy cerquita de la plaza de María Pita. Interior sorprendente con una amplia nave central. Me encantó que tuvieran una pequeña imagen de la virgen del Pilar.

(Translated by Google) Charming disused lighthouse but with spectacular views of the estuary. It is a very quiet place that allows you to enjoy an environment full of things to observe. The mountains, the surrounding towns, the ocean, the boats sailing... we were lucky enough to spot dolphins for a long time. The environment is quiet and you can see many local people fishing. Access is easy, and well maintained, but it is along a fairly narrow road. We went with a caravan and we had no problems, but it is true that there are points that could have been problematic if we had encountered a car coming in the opposite direction. If you are in the area, be sure to visit this enclave to take a break and connect with the grandeur of nature. (Original) Coqueto faro en desuso pero con vista espectaculares de la ría. Es un sitio muy tranquilo y que permite disfrutar de un entorno lleno de cosas para observar. La montaña, los pueblos de alrededor, el océano, los barcos navegando… nosotros tuvimos la suerte de avistar delfines durante un buen rato. El entorno es tranquilo y se ve mucha gente del lugar pescando. El acceso es sencillo, y está cuidado, pero se realiza por una carretera bastante estrecha. Nosotros íbamos con caravana y no tuvimos problemas, pero es verdad que hay puntos que podrían haber sido conflictivos de haber encontrado un coche en sentido contrario. Si estás por la zona, no dejes de visitar este enclave para tomarte un respiro y conectar con la grandiosidad de la naturaleza.

(Translated by Google) The views of the estuary are good but the lighthouse is full of graffiti and looks abandoned, you have a narrow road to get there and it is worth it if you are going to take a walk through Mount Louro, but to see the lighthouse, just right (Original) Las vistas de la ría son buenas pero el faro está lleno de grafiti y con aspecto de abandonado, tienes una estrecha carretera para llegar y merece la pena si vas a hacer un paseo por el monte louro, pero para ver el faro, justito

(Translated by Google) The Monte Louro Lighthouse is a small lighthouse perched on the rocks at the foot of the mountain, at the entrance to the Muros e Noia estuary. Although the building cannot be visited inside, the surroundings are very pleasant: a dirt path leads from the track that borders the Xalfas lagoon to the base of the lighthouse, and you can walk among heather-covered rocks while watching the waves crash against the cliffs. The white tower and the adjoining farmhouse blend well into the landscape and serve as a natural viewpoint from which to appreciate the lagoon, the beaches, and the islands that enclose the estuary. There are no restrooms or services, only a small parking lot, and access is free. It is recommended to wear comfortable shoes and obey the signs, as this is a protected area. (Original) El Faro de Monte Louro es un pequeño faro encaramado sobre las rocas al pie del monte, en la entrada de la ría de Muros e Noia. Aunque el edificio no se puede visitar por dentro, el entorno es muy agradable: un camino de tierra conduce desde la pista que bordea la laguna de Xalfas hasta la base del faro y se puede pasear entre rocas cubiertas de brezo mientras se contemplan las olas rompiendo en los acantilados. La torre blanca y el caserío anexo se integran bien en el paisaje y sirven de mirador natural para apreciar la laguna, las playas y las islas que cierran la ría. No hay aseos ni servicios, solo un pequeño aparcamiento, y el acceso es gratuito. Recomendable llevar calzado cómodo y respetar la señalización ya que es una zona protegida.

(Translated by Google) Nice and quiet place with hiking if that appeals to you. If you are as lucky as us, you may see dolphins. The path is not very wide and complicated in places when you encounter cars so drive at walking pace. (Original) Endroit sympa et tranquille avec rando si cela vous dit. Si vous avez la même chance que nous vous pourrez apercevoir des dauphins. Le chemin n'est pas très large et compliqué par endroit lorsque vous rencontrez des voitures donc rouler au pas.

(Translated by Google) Very nice circular route. (Original) Ruta circular muy bonita.

(Translated by Google) Very nice place to see. I circled the entire mountain with the motorcycle and found a restored house in the middle of nowhere, right where there is an abandoned village. A super quiet and very beautiful place. To ride a motorcycle, there is a very narrow area, be careful with that (Original) Lugar muy bonito de ver. Yo rodeé todo el monte con la moto y me encontré con una casita restaurada en medio de la nada, justo donde hay una aldea abandonada. Un sitio super tranquilo y muy bonito. Para ir en moto, hay una zona muy estrecha, ojo con eso

(Translated by Google) very neglected and practically abandoned lighthouse. (Original) faro muy descuidado y prácticamente abandonado.

(Translated by Google) Art gallery that is a benchmark for La Coruña, both for its works of art and for its appraisals that Camilo masters. Close and personalized attention, will advise you according to your needs and budget. You have to walk since there is no parking in the area, there is paid parking nearby. Wheelchair-friendly entrance. (Original) Galería de arte que es todo un referente para La Coruña, tanto por sus obras de arte, como por sus tasaciones que Camilo domina. Atencion cercana y personaliza, te asesorara según tus pretensiones y presupuesto. Toca ir andando ya que no hay aparcamiento en la zona, sí de pago en las cercanías. Entrada apta para sillas de ruedas.

(Translated by Google) Interesting gallery with very good works by Galician artists. Good advice, it seems that they know the subject of Galician art well. We were delighted. I would recommend it and I do so without a doubt. (Original) Interesante galería con muy buenas obras de artistas galegos. Buen asesoramiento, se ve que conocen bien el tema del arte galego. Salimos encantados, Lo recomendaría y así lo hago sin ninguna duda.

(Translated by Google) The best thing is to chat with the gallery owner who, on the other hand, has very interesting paintings. (Original) Lo mejor es charlar con el dueño de la galería que, por otra parte tiene pintura muy interesante

(Translated by Google) In this gallery they have works by all the greats of Galician art, Seoane, Lugrís, Laxeiro, Castillo, etc. And at the same time emerging artists, so there will always be some work that you want to have. (Original) En esta galería disponen de obra de todos los grandes del arte gallego, Seoane, Lugrís, Laxeiro, Castillo, etc. Y al mismo tiempo artistas emergentes con lo cual siempre habrá alguna obra que desees tener.

(Translated by Google) An interesting exhibition of art, especially Galician. A good place to find that piece that catches your eye and you want to have in your private collection. (Original) Una exposición interesante de arte, sobre todo gallego. Un buen sitio para encontrar esa pieza que te entra por los ojos y quieres tener en tu colección particular.

(Translated by Google) They have a wide variety of quality Galician artists. A good gallery. Impossible not to find what you might like. (Original) Tienen una gran variedad de artistas de calidad gallegos. Una buena galería. Imposible no.encontrar lo que te puede gustar.

(Translated by Google) I am surprised by the quality and variety of the works of art on display, the great professionalism and advice from Camilo. (Original) Me sorprende la calidad y variedad de las obras de arte que tienen expuestas, gran profesionalidad y asesoramiento por parte de Camilo.

If you have the opportunity to visit this you should. It is _not_ generally open to the public. It is neither signed nor does it have many associated artifacts. There are other impressive castros to be seen in Galicia. I particularly enjoyed this one as I happened to get a guided tour.

(Translated by Google) A great experience. How important it is to have access to historical and archaeological heritage and to know our history. Our guide was able to convey his passion for archeology and the fort itself, I give his presentation a score of 10; also in Galician!! Being such a relevant heritage, I think it's important to highlight the limited availability of guided tours, there are many and many of us who would love for access to be freer and more promoted. As well as highlighting the importance of continuing to be financed to discover all the treasures that remain there, in the first A Coruña we had. (Original) Unha experiencia xenial. Que importante é ter acceso ao patrimonio histórico e arqueolóxico e coñecer a nosa historia. A nosa guia supo transmitir a sua paixon pola arqueoloxia e o propio castro, doulle unha nota de 10 á sua exposición; ademais en galego!! Sendo un patrimonio tan relevante pareceme importante destacar a pouca disponibilidad de visitas guiadas que hai, somos moitos e moitas os que nos encantaria que o acceso fose mais libre e mais promocionado . Asi como destacar o importante de que se siga financiando para descubrir todos os tesouros que quedan ahí, na primeira Coruña que tivemos.

(Translated by Google) Nina was a wonderful guide, making the guided tour enjoyable and educational. Book in advance to enjoy the historical heritage through a well-explained and enjoyable tour. (Original) Nina fue una guía maravillosa, haciendo la visita guiada amena y educativa. Reservar anticipadamente para poder disfrutar del patrimonio histórico a través de una visita bien explicada y amena.

(Translated by Google) Great visit, I returned in 2022 and discovered the new unearthed door. The guide of 10, cool material provided, some photos and several replicas of objects found in this and other forts. One of the best visits of this type I have attended. (Original) Genial la visita, volví en 2022 y descubrí la nueva puerta desenterrada. La guía de 10, guay el material aportado, alguna foto y varias réplicas de objetos encontrados en este y otros castros. De las mejores visitas de este tipo a las que he acudido.

(Translated by Google) Interesting. The guided tour is led by an archaeologist, so you learn a lot. The downside is that once inside, the fort is locked and you can't leave. Bring a coat, water, and use the bathroom before arriving because there's nothing nearby. Reservations are required because there are limited spaces. (Original) Interesante. La visita guiada la dirige una arqueologa con lo cual se aprende muchisimo. El inconveniente es que una vez dentro el castro se cierra con llave y no se puede salir. Llevar abrigo, agua e ir al baño antes de llegar porque no hay nada en las inmediaciones. Obligatorio reservar antes porque hay cupo para entrar.

(Translated by Google) It's unforgivable that there's no visitor information and interpretation center. The city council's lack of interest in preserving a site of such importance and beauty is incredible. Fortunately, the archaeology team is fantastic, but the city council lacks resources and interest in preserving it and making it accessible to the public. Less real estate development and more conservation of history and heritage, please! (Original) Imperdonable que no exista un centro de atención e interpretación para visitantes. Increíble el poco interés del ayuntamiento por preservar un yacimiento de tal importancia y belleza. Suerte que el equipo de arqueólogas es fantástico, pero faltan recursos e interés del ayuntamiento por conservarlo y hacerlo accesible al público. ¡Menos promoción inmobiliaria y más conservación de la historia y patrimonio por favor!

(Translated by Google) Guided tour led by a historian. Reservations are required by calling the Archaeological Museum. Extremely interesting and well-explained, everything related to the fort and its history. (Original) Visita guiada por una historiadora. Hay que reservar plaza llamando al Museo Arqueológico. Interesantísimo y muy bien explicado todo lo que concierne al castro y a su historia.

This place isn't working at the moment but the view is stunning

Amazing views. Great location.

Nice tourist feature especially for the kids.It's 3€ one way but you can walk back down to centre as there's some pleasant footpaths leading back. Views are amazing of whole city & Hercules Lighhouse. San Pedro hill is also worth exploring by foot.

The views surrounding area fine, but we never took the elevator. Why? We waited but as it slowly came down it appeared to break multiple times, as we saw it stop and the sound of them working on it continued. The price is also practically robbery, costing 3 Euro to go up and three more Euro to go down, for each person. Was a waste of time overall, and do not recommend. The glass on the ball also seems to be severely dirty and needs cleaning.

The actual spherical elevator itself needs to be washed, badly. We wanted to take photos of the view from inside whilst going up, but we couldn't because it was filthy. However, once u get to the top, and go around to the right, the view of the sun setting is breathtaking; really special.

Was grand and very unusual... But they should say that the cost is 3 euros onewayand 6 for a return journey the veiw is spectacular and the glass ball is surprisingly cool

Excellent views of the city