Welcome to La Coruna
We invite you to explore A Coruña from head to toes, one of the most beautiful regions and the capital of Galicia, where you can enjoy doing of many outdoor activities or, if it rains, find shelter in one of our many rural accommodations here.
Amongst the most popular monuments to be found here, is the huge Torre de Hércules, or the beautiful castle of San Antón, very close the amazing views of Costa da Morte Costa da Morte in the coast of Galicia. The perfect place to spend a day on the beach, and enjoy of the refreshing waters of A Coruña. Another of the most important beaches in this area is the one of Riazor.
Don't miss out the opportunity of trying its world-famous cuisine of Galicia, where sea products such as seafood or the so-famous 'pulpo a la gallega', dominate the local gastronomy, but where there's also room for meat dishes like 'lacón con grelos', or the 'empanada'. Water them with some local ribeiro wine, and you'll never go wrong.
Don't waste another second, we have left you here a list with the best accommodation if you're in the search for rural tourism in A Coruña.
Explore the region
Welcome to A Coruña, in the northwest of Spain, a place of exceptional beauty where you can find a mix of nature, great views, and history.
A destination of many contrasts, it is also a region that never sleeps, with the doors open to anyone who wants to enjoy of a great tourist experience in the busiest province of Galicia.
A land full of magic, many legends, and lots and lots of culture, are just a few of the key things that you will discover here in A Coruña.
About the region of La Coruna
A Coruña has managed to sneak into the top tourist destinations for the past years. Its beaches near the capital, from where the basis of its gastronomy is fished out, are the image that thousands of tourists try to capture every year. If you're thinking about planning a trip here, we recommend you start doing so ahead of time since this is one of the destinations in greatest demand and availability might be a bit limited here.
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Where to sleep in La Coruna
A Coruña has managed to sneak into the top tourist destinations for the past years. Its beaches near the capital, from where the basis of its gastronomy is fished out, are the image that thousands of tourists try to capture every year. If you're thinking about planning a trip here, we recommend you start doing so ahead of time since this is one of the destinations in greatest demand and availability might be a bit limited here.
Once you have made sure when exactly you will be travelling, let's move on to the location itself. The most expensive area of this province is Santiago de Compostela, due to the great number of tourists who come every year to the Camino de Santiago, or to Finisterre, although you will see there are many hostels and inns around here. On the other hand, if if you're travelling on a budget, we recommend you go for the inland towns and villages, which have no reason to be jealous of those on the coast.
What to do in La Coruna
With the great views of the sea as your background, going to the Paseo Marítimo for a walk can be a good idea to relax a bit. If you prefer to explore the main attractions, the Torre of Hércules is an impressive tower by the sea that is one of the most popular ones in this province. The history of its origin and tis undeniable beauty will leave you speechless.
There are also many important museums here, such as the archaeological museum inside Castillo de San Antón, or the Domus. For the more romantic visitors, we suggest you wait for the sunset in the Jardines de San Carlos, or walking through Ciudad Vieja. Of course, if you're in Santiago de Compostela you mustn't forget to visit the Plaza del Obradoiro.
What to eat
One can't talk about A Coruña without mentioning the local seafood, the essence of Galicia's gastronomy, and its recipes that make of its northern area one of the most renowned ones of Spain, internationally. Its harbour welcomes sailors and visitors alike, with its impressive views.
But if you would prefer to avoid any fish in your meals this is also the right place for you.
You will be able to try here the very famous 'empanadas' in any of their variants of filling, and the delicious cheese that should always be accompanied with a glass of the local wine.
Our festivities
A Coruña is one of best the party-loving regions of Spain.
Here you will always find something to celebrate. Starting with February, when carnivals start, you will have a calendar filled non-stop with festivities, until October 7, the local festivity honouring the city's patroness: Nuestra Señora del Rosario.
And let's not forget about the bonfire of San Juan, on the 23rd of June, painting a beautiful picture of the fire-lit beaches, or celebrating María Pita, a heroine of great importance here in Galicia, in August, as well as many other events and fairs and festivals celebrated during this month.
