La Coruna, Spain skyline: the 30 most iconic buildings and best views 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

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.

Didn't go inside the tower itself, but it's a great historical landmark, and the sculpture park in the rocky coastal landscape around it made for a wonderful sightseeing walk.

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.

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.

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 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.

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.

what a great surprise! i wasn't expecting much, but the museum is very well organized, with some interactive sections.

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.

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.

(Translated by Google) Transfer of the Pitosporo bush, which was in the Plaza de Ourense, in front of the Government Delegation, to the Méndez Núñez Gardens. (Original) Traslado del arbusto Pitosporo, que se encontraba en la plaza de Ourense, delante de la Delegación del Gobierno, a los Jardines de Méndez Núñez .

(Translated by Google) Beautiful gardens located between the Cantons and the port. It is divided into three different areas: the palm tree walk, the central trees where the calendar and the floral clock are located, and the rose garden. In the central area, its sculptures also stand out: Concepción Arenal, Emilia Pardo Bazán, Valle-Inclán, among others. Exhibition tents are sometimes set up in the palm tree area. (Original) Bonitos jardines situados entre los Cantones y el puerto. Está dividido en tres zonas diferenciadas: el paseo de palmeras, los árboles centrales donde se encuentran el calendario y el reloj floral, y la rosaleda. En la zona central también destacan sus esculturas: Concepción Arenal, Emilia Pardo Bazán, Valle-Inclán, entre otras. En la zona de palmeras, en ocasiones se instalan carpas de exposiciones.

(Translated by Google) Here is the explanation of the John Lennon statue: In the Méndez Núñez Gardens in A Coruña, there are a number of monuments, mostly depicting famous Spanish people or those with a connection to Galicia or the city of A Coruña. At first, I wondered what connection John Lennon might have to this place. Our tour guide enlightened us with a little anecdote: Rosaura Lopez Lorenzo, who comes from Galicia, was a maid in John Lennon and Yoko Ono's apartment in New York from 1976 to 1980. In 2005, she wrote a book about this time: En casa de John Lennon (In John Lennon's House), and she and a group of the singer's fans campaigned for the monument to be erected. (Original) Hier ist die Erklärung zur John Lennon Statue: In den Méndez Núñez Gärten von A Coruña findet man eine ganze Reihe von Denkmälern, die meist berühmte spanische Personen darstellen oder solche, die einem Bezug zu Galicien oder zur Stadt A Coruña haben. Da habe ich mich zunächst gewundert, welchen Bezug John Lennon wohl zu diesem Ort hat. Unser Reiseleiter klärte uns mit einer kleinen Anekdote auf, wonach die aus Galicien stammende Rosaura Lopez Lorenzo in den Jahren 1976 bis 1980 Hausmädchen in der Wohnung John Lennon und Yoko Ono in New York war. 2005 schrieb sie ein Buch, das diese Zeit reflektiert: En casa de John Lennon (In John Lennons Haus), und sie setzte sich mit einer Gruppe von Fans des Sängers dafür ein, das Denkmal zu errichten.

(Translated by Google) The gardens of Méndez Núñez in A Coruña: an open-air gallery The Méndez Núñez gardens are an urban performance that belongs to the typology of an urban lounge walk from the 19th century. But a patina of identity and citizen appropriation is superimposed on them, turning the whole into a piece of urban art. (Original) Los jardines de Méndez Núñez de A Coruña: una galería al aire libre Los jardines de Méndez Núñez son una actuación urbana que pertenece a la tipología de paseo salón urbano del siglo XIX. Pero sobre ellos se superpone una pátina de identidad y apropiación ciudadana que convierte al conjunto en una pieza de arte urbano

(Translated by Google) A beautiful garden has a great variety of trees and lots of vegetation, it is super central (Original) Un jardín precioso tiene una gran variedad de árboles y mucha vegetación, está súper céntrico

(Translated by Google) A place to walk on sunny days in the shade of the trees, sit on a bench to read or chat and even have a drink. (Original) Un sitio para pasear los días de sol a la sombra de los árboles , sentarte en un banco a leer o a charlar e incluso tomar algo .

(Translated by Google) I support pro-queer benches. Why is Lennon's statue here? It's funny, rock 'n' roll never dies anywhere. (Original) 我支持支持queer群体的长椅。列侬的雕像怎么会出现在这里？挺好笑的，摇滚在哪儿都不死。

I just had the most amazing first visit to a brewery! Everyone on the staff was so friendly and wore the biggest smiles—it really made the experience special. I couldn’t help but think that maybe the delicious beer had something to do with their cheerfulness! Haha! It was truly unforgettable! To top it all off, we got to enjoy a beer of our choice along with some tasty potato chips at the end of the tour. What a fantastic day!

The museum is well laid out showing the process of Estrella Galicia beer origins and beer making in general, but most specifically Estrella Galicia. They spared no expense in the creation of the museum. It's best to do your own tour through the museum and at the end you can order flights of the various beers at their upstairs beer bar. Definitely worth the visit. A tour guide is optional but not necessary. Be sure to ask for audio in your language if you don't speak Spanish.

The museum is nice. It tells you about the family that began the beer brand Estrella Galicia. Which has been going on for over 100 years. Pros: the people that work there are very nice. Very knowledgeable. Tickets are easy to buy...€17 adults and €11 children without guide. You can either buy them at the door or online. My advice to buy online and choose your time (hourly increments) There are also guides packages that you can buy with added extras. See website. Cons: We've been to another beer museum (which I will not mention here and entrance fee was 9 euros more expensive.) which was diverse. They had a live act and a band. They let you taste their various beers and at the end you had a free beer of your choice. This is not to take away from the experience we had here though and maybe they have a different idea on what you want to take away. I'm proud to be Galician! I'm proud of our territory, our major brands but most of all our people who never give up. Cons

Another major brewery ticked off for us. Plenty to see in the Museum of Estrella Galicia. 7 different areas including advertising, bottling, growing etc. Great little shop at the end as well as a bar and restaurant at the top.

Simple to book on-line. Originally the start time was 14:00 but was then changed to 17:00 which was no problem. Arrived about an hour early and were allowed in as soon as we arrived. Very pleasant & professional staff. Quite a warm day so the beer at the end was very welcome :-) We booked the self guided tour but if I visit again I will be booking the tour that included the various beers & cheeses. A very pleasant & interesting tour.

Great museum about the history of the Estrella Galicia beer brand. There are some interactive exhibits and at the end of the tour you can have a beer-tasting experience.

Great tour and very impressive, if on a cruise ship just do it on your own the cheese and beer tasting was only 37 euros and if you want to take a local bus it is no 11 about 5 minute walk from Cruise Terminal and only 2 Euros

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.

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.

Beautiful Cathedral @aheartfortraveling #travel #Europe #everyone #@followers @highlight

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

Friendly staff, free drinks whilst playing the table. Enjoyed the two roulette tables - they're American style (only 1 zero) and you get half your bet back if it lands on zero which are the best odds any casino can offer you on roulette. Pleasant enough place, not too busy but enough to be a good atmosphere. Well located, and opposite a nightclub if you want to go dancing afterwards. Handful of people at midnight, but by 3am it was moderately busy. The staff were very helpful (my first time at a casino) and were very professional. No dress code as such, but most people wore somewhat smart clothes (jeans and polo or a jacket)

I go there to play poker on thursday, friday and Saturday nights only...very nice friendly people...friendly proffesional dealers and barstaff....in general a nice experience...

Nice casino friendly people

(Translated by Google) Very nice, everything is new. The place is small, so we hope they expand it. It's so nice that you have an escalator to exit and enter from the outside. Great. (Original) Muy lindo, es todo nuevo.. el local es chico, esperemos que lo amplíen. Esta tan bien que tenés salida y entrada por escalera mecánica desde el exterior.. óptimo

(Translated by Google) You can spend a few hours pleasantly without risking too much because you can gamble for as little as 5 euros. Quiet place in the city center (A Coruna, Galicia, Spain) (Original) Si trascorre piacevolmente qualche ora senza rischiare troppo perché si possono giocare anche soltanto 5 euro. Luogo tranquillo in pieno centro della città ( A Coruna, Galizia, Spagna)

(Translated by Google) Recommended place to play...they usually organize poker tournaments too (Original) Lugar de juego recomendable....suelen organizar torneos de poker tambien

(Translated by Google) Very good service and very good poker tournaments (Original) Muy buena atención y muy buenos torneos de poker

This review has been a long time in the making! We stayed here for 5 nights last September during the CAUMAS (Spanish Senior Universities) conference. It's an excellent hotel in all respects. We had a comfortable room with a view over the port area. The breakfast buffet is superb with same great view and the service is smiling, friendly and efficient. Highly recommended also for its location within easy walking distance from the centre and right next to the old town.

We had a great stay at NH Finisterre. The hotel team was lovely and so helpful, our rooms were nice and clean. The location was terrific - it was close to all the places we wanted to see and it was fun to watch the all the harbor activity as we enjoyed a coffee in the restaurant. (We didn't do the full breakfast.) Our kids enjoyed the enormous pool. The nearby Terrazza Bar was a great place for our family to enjoy a drink with a good view and play a card game. One v. small note: We'd booked rooms with a sea view and our rooms only really overlooked the pool/health club. Looking at the fine print later I think it said sea views were subject to availability - not a big deal as we didn't spend much time in the hotel room, but FYI.

Very nice stay. Comfortable room. Great location but it was off-season so the area was calm and perfect to explore the city. In summer I imagine a lot more chaos with the port nearby. Wonderful hotel for morning walks out to the peninsula.

My friend and I booked this room three months ago and specifically requested two separate beds. To our surprise, after traveling thousands of miles, we were informed that the hotel had no rooms with two beds available — they were sold out, and there was no option to change. While the staff were patient, this does not make up for the lack of preparation and poor customer service. After a long and exhausting journey, all we wanted was to rest comfortably in our own beds. Unfortunately, this experience has left us disappointed, and I don’t think I’ll be choosing this hotel chain again.

Everything went well, rooms are great, location is amazing, great gym, and salty water pool. Breakfast could be better, but as well all on the level. Just don’t forget to ask water everyday, and also keep in mind that your kid will get a lot of sugar surprises after 16:00, keep that in mind.

Further from the city than I thought but it’s a great hotel with swimming pools everywhere and right on the port of Corunna. Breakfast excellent, and personnel were very friendly. Price for beginning of September extremely competitive. I will go back if I’m in Corunna again.

Nice hotel in a great location, rooms need some renovation. Great breakfast, service is from poor to excellent from one day to another.

Very little offering of movies in original version. When they do have them, they're shown at ridiculously late times.

This is theater 🎥 has good movies, popcorn 🍿 and candies 🍬 🍭 commonly, there are good seats, but the best are the prices.

It's a good place to watch good family movies and art cinema

Relativily small place but it's in the city center so that's great

A good place to watch movies in English 8n A Coruña

Ok

Few people and good screens

(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) Very pretty, not very big but very cozy (Original) Muy bonita, no muy grande pero muy acogedora

(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) Very good service if they give you an answer to your problems, very good (Original) Muy buena atención si te dan respuesta a tus problemas muy bueno

(Translated by Google) The father is the most wonderful and understandable thing, he gives you spiritual peace and as a person the best, the treatment is correct and polite and very good, a blessed human being and thank you God for putting little angels on earth who talk to you and encourage you as if was a mother! (Original) El padre es lo más maravilloso y comprensible, te da paz espiritual y como persona el mejor, el trato es correcto y educado y muy bueno, un ser humano bendecido y gracias dios por poner angelitos en la tierra que te hablan y Dan ánimos como si fuera una madre!

(Translated by Google) It is the church of the Mallos, it does not have ostentatious architecture, rather simple but pleasant to look at, it provides religious services to the community of the Mallos, services such as marriages, baptisms, first communions, confirmations, extreme unction, etc. It also collaborates with the neediest in the area, serving as a link with Cáritas and other social aid institutions, both private and public. (Original) Es la iglesia de los Mallos, no tiene una arquitectura ostentosa, más bien sencilla pero agradable a la vista, presta los servicios religiosos a la comunidad de los Mallos, servicios como matrimonios, bautizos, primeras comuniones, confirmaciones, extrema unción, etc. También colabora con los más necesitados de la zona, sirve de enlace con Cáritas y otras instituciones de ayuda social tanto privadas como públicas.

(Translated by Google) I am not a practitioner but I do go every year with my mother to hear a mass for my young brother and DON RAMON is a GREAT PERSON (Original) No soy practicante pero si acudo cada año con mi madre a oir una misa por mi jove.n hermano y DON RAMON es una GRAN PERSONA

(Translated by Google) Large and spacious church. A little cold in winter. It is a modern construction with its advantages and disadvantages (it lacks history) (Original) Iglesia amplia y espaciosa. Un poco fría en invierno. Es una construcción moderna con sus ventajas y sus inconvenientes (le falta historia)

(Translated by Google) It is a neighborhood church, on a tourist or monumental level I don't see much interest in it, I can't comment on its parish work, since I don't know it. (Original) Es una iglesia de barrio, a nivel turístico o monumental no le veo mayor interés, sobre su labor parroquial no puedo opinar, pues no la conozco.

(Translated by Google) I had to arrange some papers, baptismal certificate and things like that. The priest who attended to me was charming. (Original) Tuve que arreglar unos papeles, certificado bautismal y esas cosas. El párroco que me atendió fue un encanto.

(Translated by Google) I don't have much to say because they were going to close, it was around 5 and there were no people, I just had a coffee and left. It has a very nice terrace and two wooden tables with benches that look great. There is a lot of sun and this is good. They serve meals and the girl who served me is very nice, the place is medium-sized and the place is great, very close to the sea. (Original) No tengo mucho que decir por que hiban a cerrar, eran cerca de las 5 y no tenía gente, solo tomé un café y me fui. Tiene una terraza muy bonita y dos mesas de madera con bancos que quedan muy bien. Da mucho el sol y esto es bueno. Dan comidas y la chica que me atendió es muy agradable, el local es de tamaño mediano y el sitio es genial, muy cerca del mar.

(Translated by Google) Large, clean place, with a playground for children. Its decoration pays homage to our beloved city of La Coruña, in addition to expressing support for our Coruña team, living and suffering the stadium battles at the venue. A very clean place, including toilets, where in addition, in the women's room we find a piece of furniture with what we need to care for a small child, which is a relief for moms. I love raxo with cheese, not to mention stewed tongue. And if we come to the oxtail, an invitation on the house skewer on Sundays, which is beginning to be called by the clientele, the delicious tail of Juan, the master chef, who conquers us with his charming humility and his lovingly prepared dishes, both combined and more traditional. Not to mention the sandwiches he makes for us to take to football: delicious bread, made with quantity and love, and at a very good price. And I smelled the name, reviewing the origin of our Herculean city. (Original) Local amplio, limpio, con parque infantil para los niños. Su decoracion homenajea a nuestra querida ciudad de La Coruña, además de expresar el apoyo a nuestro equipo coruñes, viviendo y sufriendo en el local las batallas del estadio. Un local muy limpio aseos incluidos, donde ademas.en el de mujeres encontramos un mueble con lo que necesitemos para atender a un niño pequeño, lo cual es un alivio para las mamis. Me encanta el raxo al queso, por no hablar de la lengua estofada. Y si llegamos al rabo de toro, invitacion en pincho de la casa los domingos, al que se le empieza a llamar por la clientela, el rico rabo de Juan, el master chef, que nos conquista con su humildad encantadora y sus platos con amor, tanto combinados como más tradicionales. Por no hablar de los bocadillos que nos hace para llevar al fútbol: rico pan, hechos con cantidad y amor, y a muy buen precio. Y olé por el nombre, haciendo reseña al origen de nuestra ciudad herculina.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful place decorated in a nautical style and with the coolest tables I have ever seen. The waitresses are 10 and Chef Juan is a kitchen artist. (Original) Sitio precioso ambientado estilo náutico y con las mesas más molonas que he visto . Las camareras de 10 y el Chef Juan es un artista de la cocina .

(Translated by Google) A good neighborhood bar, good service, they serve some very delicious pinchos on football days, it is a good place to meet (Original) Un buen bar de barrio buena atención ponen unos pinchos muy ricos los días de fútbol es un buen sitio para quedar

(Translated by Google) The bad, burnt, small and expensive tortilla. The tongue portion was all potatoes and very bad. (Original) La tortilla mala, quemada, pequeña y cara. La ración de lengua era todo patata y malísima.

(Translated by Google) I know its people, I like it and the food is very good, I recommend it. (Original) Conozco su gente ,m agrada y se come muy bien lo recomiendo.

(Translated by Google) We ordered 3 potatoes for delivery and we received 2. The potatoes were quite bad and they didn't bring us cutlery. (Original) Pedimos a domicilio 3 de patatas y nos llegaron 2. Las patatas bastante malas y no nos trajeron cubiertos.

(Translated by Google) Small shopping gallery located in the center of the city. Access to 2 streets, Plaza de Sta. Catalina and Calle de la Estrella. Quite old and poorly maintained. There are some businesses inside. (Original) Pequeña galería comercial situada en el centro de la ciudad. Acceso a 2 calles, plaza de Sta. Catalina y calle de la Estrella. Bastante vieja y mal conservada. Hay algunos negocios en su interior.

(Translated by Google) There is nothing, it is abandoned (Original) No hay nada, está abandonado

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

(Translated by Google) The ancient walls of the old city, going further under the gardens of San Carlos there is the other piece, among the remains you can still see three old access gates: San Miguel, the worst preserved, the Do Cravo one and finally the most that Do Parrote is beautiful (Original) Le antiche mura della città vecchia, andando più avanti sotto i giardini di San Carlos si trova l'altro pezzo, tra i resti si possono ancora vedere tre vecchie porte di accesso: San Miguel, la peggio conservata, quella Do Cravo ed infine la più bella quella Do Parrote

(Translated by Google) Quite well maintained, it is pleasant to walk with them. (Original) Bastante bien cuidadas, es agradable pasear junto a ellas.

(Translated by Google) The walls of the old city of Coruña, it is a beautiful walk along the sea. (Original) Las murallas de la ciudad vieja de Coruña, es un bonito paseo junto al mar.

(Translated by Google) !!Attention tourist !!in this area. Although La Coruña is very beautiful and this area is pleasant to see, be careful if you come by car as they will fine you without even knowing it. I quote from the local press (:21-07-18) The high season of sanctions on tourists begins in the pedestrian zone of the Marina During the month of August last year there were 8,405 sanctions in the traffic control cameras of the Marina and O Parrote ((No further comments)) (Original) !!Atención turista !!en esta zona. Aunque La Coruña es muy bonita y esta zona agradable de ver, ten cuidado si vienes en coche puesto que te multarán sin enterarte. Cito de la prensa local( :21-07-18) Arranca la temporada alta de sanciones a turistas en la zona peatonal de la Marina Durante el mes de agosto del año pasado hubo 8.405 sanciones en las cámaras de control de tráfico de la Marina y O Parrote ((Sin más comentarios))

(Translated by Google) Part of the walls that protected the city between the 14th and 18th centuries. They served as a witness to Drake's attack (after which they were expanded). Its state of conservation varies depending on the specific point. The area invites you to walk through it. To get there by car it is necessary to go along the promenade or through the Parrote tunnel. (Original) Parte de las murallas que protegieron la ciudad entre el siglo XIV y XVIII. Sirvieron de testigo del ataque de Drake (tras el que fueron ampliadas). Su estado de conservación varía dependiendo del punto concreto. La zona invita a pasear por ella. Para llegar en coche es necesario ir por el paseo marítimo o por el túnel del Parrote.

(Translated by Google) Remains to visit....🙂 (Original) Restos para visitar....🙂

(Translated by Google) The San Miguel Gate has great historical value as it is the point where Charles I embarked in A Coruña in 1520 to be crowned Emperor of Germany in Aachen. In general, the condition of the gates of the old Walls of A Coruña leaves a lot to be desired, it can clearly be improved and it is urgent to undertake conservation and consolidation works throughout the historic complex. (Original) La puerta de San Miguel posee un gran valor histórico por ser el punto donde Carlos I embarcó en A Coruña 1520 para ser coronado emperador de Alemania en Aquisgrán. En general, el estado de las puertas de las antiguas Murallas de A Coruña deja bastante que desear, es francamente mejorable y urge acometer obras de conservación y consolidación en todo el conjunto histórico.