La Coruna Travel Guide

La Coruna

The City

The first impression of the provincial capital of Galicia is big, bright, modern and spacious all at the same time. La Coruna 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 to the Modernist period. In order to explore the laid back Galician lifestyle you need to take a stroll down the new and very attractive promenade, which gives you plenty of opportunity for sightseeing and a also gives you a chance to enjoy the fantastic atmosphere which exists throughout town. 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 for fishing boats as well as cruise liners and yachts. The city is also well known for its excellent gastronomy which emphasizes the quality of raw materials over culinary technique. Therefore, gastronomy, architecture, waterfront and monuments all together makes La Coruna a real pleasure for your senses.