Travel, Tours, and Vacation Packages to A Coruna, Spain

Discover A Coruna's Wonders

A Coruña, located on the northwest coast of Spain, is a vibrant city known for its rich maritime history, stunning beaches, and the iconic Tower of Hercules, the world's oldest working lighthouse. With its lively port, bustling streets, and a blend of modern and traditional Galician culture, A Coruña offers a unique experience for visitors. Enjoy fresh seafood, explore historical sites, and take in breathtaking ocean views in this charming coastal gem.

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Description

The first impression of the provincial capital of Galicia is big, bright, modern and spacious all at the same time. A Coruña is home to many magnificent squares, a fantastic medieval quarter and an amazing array of different architectural styles. The medieval quarter contains most of the historical monuments built before the 19th century together with many buildings dating back to the Modernist period. The fascinating waterfront is always buzzing with life and excitement, as it still plays a very important role in the city’s everyday life. It is home to fishing boats as well as cruise liners and yachts. The city is also well known for its excellent gastronomy which emphasizes the quality and freshness of produce.

Useful information

Population:

A Coruña: 252,000 Coruña province: 1,126,707

Currency:

Euro (EUR) €1 = 100 cents

Emergency Info:

Emergency: 112
Fire Brigade: 080
Doctor: 061
Police: 091

Opening Hours:

Shops are open Monday to Saturday between 9.30 am to 1.30 pm and from 4.30 pm to 8 pm. Shops are generally closed on Sundays. Some department stores have moved away from the traditional siesta and are open all day.

Do & See

Cabo Finisterre

In Roman times, this rocky peninsula was believed to be the edge of the world. Today, it's the last stop for many pilgrims walking the Camino, and makes for a stunning day trip. Only 3.5km away from the town of Fisterra, lose yourself to the beauty of this ancient place. Explore cliffs and tucked-away beaches, climb Mount Facho and visit the lighthouse, or search for the various Celtic ruins which dot the land - including the tomb of Orcabella, a Celtic crone goddess. legends sun worshippers 3.5km from Fisterra

Castillo de San Anton

This 12th century fortress keeps watch over the port and the Old Town of A Coruña. Today it houses a Museo Arqueoloxico e Historico (The Historical and Archaeological Museum) with an array of ancient Egyptian, Roman, Visigoth and contemporary pieces.

Castro de Elviña

On Mount Zapateira lies the ancient hill fort of Castro de Elvina. Consisting of three concentric walled enclosures, there are two parts to this settlement: one from the Bronze Age Celtic (Castro) period and one from the Roman. Visit to discover a typical Iberian ruin away from the crowds.

Ciudad Vieja

Ciudad Vieja is a walkable Old Town constituting most of the old A Coruña which dates back to the mid-19th century. In this area you can find the city’s flamboyant and unmistakable landmark, ayuntamiento.

Domus

This museum mainly focuses on explaining how the human body functions, and even though the texts are primarily in Spanish, there are quite a few interactive exhibits that are easily accessible even to non-Spanish speakers, including kids.

Galerias

A Coruña has been dubbed the ‘city of glass’ and one need only head to the waterfront to understand why. Multi-story houses sport a rather unusual and almost uniform protective layer of “gallerias” or glassed-in balconies.

Kayaking Ézaro

Experience the astonishing beauty of the Galician coast by kayak. Several providers offer both kayak rentals and tours. Enjoy stunning views of a waterfall, cliffs, beaches and Cabo de Finisterre - a rocky peninsula once believed to be the edge of the world. As well as this, kayaking offers you a chance to cool down and leisurely experience historic sights such as the Celtic Olympus from a new perspective.

Monte de San Pedro

If you're looking for a nice hiking spot not too far from the city, look no further than Monte de San Pedro, a beautiful outdoor location for a hike and/or picnic while taking in the beautiful views over the city and the ocean.

Dining

Adega O Bebedeiro

This Spanish restaurant enjoys a great reputation among patrons for the superb taste and quality of the food served. Ordering seafood here is always a safe bet, but other menu items (including dessert) are all also well worth your attention.

Gloria Bendita

Gloria Bendita is located in the Riazor area and serves traditional Spanish food. It offers a variety of sea food dishes that are particularly popular with guests.

La Bombilla

For an authentic tapas experience try the La Bombilla - the place if frequented by locals and known for its fast service and reasonable prices.

Pulpeira O' Fiuza

Octopus is the specialty here, so pair it up with the beer of your choice and enjoy the atmospeher of a traditional Spanish tapas bar.

Cafes

A Factoria Verde

A Factoria Verde offers vegan cuisine, a juice bar, as well as the opportunity to buy plant-based groceries and health food products. The menu changes daily and includes soups, main dishes, and desserts all made from fresh, organic ingredients.

Café Veracruz

Café Veracruz has high quality products and well trained baristas to ensure a tasty experience. You can find this café in several locations around the city.

Petite Bretagne

The Petite Bretagne is an excellent place to enjoy your afternoon tea accompanied by what could easily be the best savory crêpes in the area. They also offer a good range of exotic salads in case you're looking for a light lunch.

Soho Café

Soho Café offers snacks, meals, as well as drinks in a modern and chic environment. It is located in the Matogrande district and provides the opportunity to have a coffee in the afternoon or enjoy a cocktail at night.

Sweet Place

If you are looking for a spot to enjoy your afternoon coffee and a slice of cake, Sweet Place is the place to go. Their selection of cupcakes and treats mirror the sweet atmosphere of the café. Sweet Place also offers an extensive breakfast menu with a variety of teas and coffees.

Bars & Nightlife

Cervezoteca Malte

This beer & tapas place astounds with its enormous selection of beer and specializes on Belgian imports.

Claro Boba!

If you want a real party you can head to this LGBT club - Claro Boba!. This place offers a colorful night with a lot of dancing in the company of friends.

Discoteca Chaston

Discoteca Chaston is ideally located in the city centre. Here you can dance salsa and merengue all night long and party to disco music from the 70's, 80's and 90's.

Drowsy Duck (El Pato Mareado)

This bar is a good bet when it comes to pre-party drinks. It is popular with locals and tourists alike, and is known for its quality cocktails.

Jazz Café

Lovers of live music will surely enjoy the ambiance of the Jazz Café. Food (tapas) and drink is served here in a relaxing, laid-back atmosphere.

Sala Mardi Gras

This is a great venue for listening to live music. Sala Mardi Gras has a unique atmosphere, perfect for hanging out with friends. You can book concert tickets on the website.

Soho Café

Shopping

Calle Real

Calle Real is a street running through the central part of the city, which is lined with shops and boutiques selling everything from antiques to everyday items and clothing.

Cuatro Caminos Centro Comercial

Conveniently located right next to A Coruña's main bus station, this shopping center houses around 100 different shops and boutiques, including fashion brands like Zara, Massimo Dutti, Bershka and Pull & Bear.

La Fe Coruñesa

La Fe Coruñesa is a chocolate shop located in the heart of A Coruna, so if you love chocolate you have come to the right place. Here you will find chocolate in every form to both eat and to drink. There is also a wide selection of biscuits.

MAOW studio & shop

A beautiful boutique with exceptionally aesthetically pleasing items on sale - perfect place to choose a gift for loved ones or simply a souvenir to take home.

Marineda City

This mall is a city in itself - with plentiful shopping and entertainment options, this place will keep you occupied for hours. GO-carting, an ice-skating rink and cinema are just some of the choices available.

Mercado da Praza de Lugo

The best and biggest in the city, this market is where fresh foods of all kinds are sold - from fruit and vegetables to seafood to freshly baked pastries. A venue to not be missed when in town.

Mercado de San Agustín

The market at San Agustín plaza or the market at Plaza de Ponteverda sells all kinds of fruits, vegetables, meat, fish, cheese and bread which is freshly baked. At these places you will definitely find some mouth-watering delicacies.

Tourist Information

Best Time to Visit

The most lively months in A Coruña are between June and September, as this is when one will be able to enjoy the warm weather as well as a variety of fiestas and festivals at their best. If you are looking to spend time at the beaches in a relaxed atmosphere you should visit in September, as the majority of tourists will have left and the weather remains pleasant.

Passport/Visa

Spain can be visited visa-free for up to 90 days by citizens of most European countries, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, Malaysia, Israel, UAE and most countries in America. If you are unsure whether or not you need to apply for a visa, we recommend contacting the embassy or consulate in your country. International (non-Schengen) travelers need a passport that is valid for at least 3 months after the end of their intended trip in order to enter the Schengen zone. Citizens of Schengen countries can travel without a passport, but must have a valid ID with them during their stay.

A Coruña Airport

A Coruna Airport is located 8 kilometres outside of the city and it mostly deals with domestic flights. The buses at Coruna Airport arrive and depart just outside the terminal building. The service connects La Coruna (Puerta Real) with the airport, with stops in Casino, Plaza de Orense, Avenida A. Molina, Alcampo, Portazgo, Corveira and Vilaboa leaving every 30-60 minutes. The journey takes 25 minutes to the city centre. You can also fly to Santiago de Compostela to reach La Coruna.

Public Transport

You can easily walk to most places in La Coruna, but if you are thinking about spending a bit of time in the city you can also choose to travel by bus or tram. There is also a tourist tram available if you want to discover the city. The main bus and train station are located opposite each other at Plaza de Madrid on the south side of the city centre. The local bus system is well organized and provides a reliable service.

Taxi

Taxis can be found throughout the whole city. You can also call to order a taxi. Radiotaxi +34 981 243 333 Tele Taxi:

Electricity

220 V, 50Hz

Pharmacy

There are numerous pharmacies scattered throughout the city. Farmacia Fuentes Barreiro:

Post

You can easily find a post office in the city. Look for the yellow signs to find one. Post Office:

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