easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for those with basic fitness comfortable walking several kilometers on paved urban routes.
Discover A Coruña’s historic Old Town, glassy waterfront, and iconic Roman lighthouse on a guided walk with Tour Galicia. This tour combines local culture, architecture, and Atlantic vistas into an accessible city adventure.
Para todas las edades • 2h • Historia, mar y cultura
Embark on an essential journey through A Coruña, exploring its historic Old Town, modern areas, and stunning waterfront. Discover the Plaza del Obelisco, the intriguing Cantones, and the enchanting "City of Glass." Conclude at Riazor Beach, enjoying breathtaking Atlantic views and the ancient Hercules Lighthouse, a true highlight of your adventure.
Embark on an essential journey through A Coruña, exploring its historic Old Town, modern areas, and stunning waterfront. Discover the Plaza del Obelisco, the intriguing Cantones, and the enchanting "City of Glass." Conclude at Riazor Beach, enjoying breathtaking Atlantic views and the ancient Hercules Lighthouse, a true highlight of your adventure.
The city tour involves several kilometers on paved streets and some inclines around the Old Town and waterfront.
Northwest Spain’s coastal weather can be unpredictable, especially with Atlantic breezes and sudden showers.
Although urban, the tour lasts a few hours and hydration is key, especially in warmer months.
There are multiple photo opportunities along the waterfront, plazas, and atop views near the Tower of Hercules.
A Coruña’s Tower of Hercules dates back to Roman times and is one of Europe’s oldest working lighthouses, symbolizing the city’s long maritime significance.
Local initiatives focus on preserving the coastal environment, balancing tourism with marine and urban habitat protection.
Support and cushioning for navigating city streets and occasional slopes.
Protection against sudden coastal showers and wind.
spring|fall|winter specific
Stay hydrated during the outdoor urban walk.
summer|null specific
Capture striking views of the city’s glass architecture and coastline.