Tower of Hercules, lighthouse. We will make a stop with a walk included up to the base of the tower itself with the possibility, if you wish, of climbing it or strolling around the surroundings and visiting the Rose of the Winds, helipad, where you can take photos of the entire bay of La Coruña.

the Aquarium Finisterrae,is a public science and marine education centre created by the city of A Coruña in 1999. Its mission is to teach visitors about oceans, coastal ecosystems and marine life — with a special focus on the Atlantic and the Galician coast.

Monte de San Pedro is a hilltop park and former military site northwest of A Coruña’s historic center. It was once a coastal defense position with artillery batteries, but since 1999 it’s been transformed into a public green space where you can relax, explore, and soak up some of the best views over the city and go into the fun labyrinth garden that you can walk through to enter and find the exit.

If there’s one place that feels like the living room of A Coruña, it’s this square. Big, elegant, and always buzzing a little, Plaza de María Pita is the historic and social heart of the city.