A Coruña
Tower of Hercules, Glass City, and Atlantic Dreams
Explore Galicia’s shining Atlantic jewel where ancient Roman lighthouses meet gleaming glass galleries and endless ocean horizons
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A Coruña In A Nutshell
A Coruña is a coastal city with a laid-back charm that often flies under the radar. Perched on a rugged Atlantic shore, it’s a place where maritime heritage meets vibrant urban life, framed by sweeping beaches and dramatic lighthouses.
Wander along the bustling promenade, explore the historic old town with its narrow streets and lively squares, or soak up views from the iconic Tower of Hercules — the world’s oldest working Roman lighthouse. A Coruña blends fresh seafood, rich culture, and salty sea air into a quietly captivating experience.
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Where is A Coruña in Spain?
Why A Coruña?
Everything you need to know about this captivating Atlantic jewel
Historic Lighthouse
Tower of Hercules, world’s oldest working Roman lighthouse
Atlantic Climate
Mild oceanic climate, green landscapes year-round
Seafood Capital
Fresh Atlantic catch, famous pulpo, vibrant marisquerías
Glass City
Iconic glass galleries, stunning waterfront architecture
A Coruña’s Top 3 Attractions To Visit
Essential experiences that define this Atlantic jewel
Torre de Hércules
The world’s oldest working Roman lighthouse and UNESCO World Heritage Site. Standing majestically on the Atlantic coast for nearly 2,000 years, this ancient marvel offers breathtaking panoramic views and fascinating maritime history.
Old Town (Ciudad Vieja)
Wander through centuries of Galician heritage in the charming old quarter. Discover medieval streets, traditional architecture, lively plazas like María Pita Square, and authentic tavernas serving the finest Galician cuisine and local wines.
Playa de Riazor
A Coruña’s premier urban beach offering golden sand and invigorating Atlantic waves. Perfect for surfing, sunbathing, or strolling along the scenic promenade with stunning views of the city’s iconic glass galleries and coastline.
Galicia
Celtic soul of Spain with mystical landscapes and traditions
Pilgrimage
Santiago de Compostela, end of the Camino pilgrimage
Coastline
1,500km of rugged Atlantic coast & pristine beaches
Celtic Heritage
Gaita bagpipes, Celtic music & ancient traditions
Seafood
World’s finest octopus, scallops & fresh Atlantic fish
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