• Praza de Maria Pita - Meeting point: The guide will be waiting for you in the Plaza de María Pita with an orange umbrella.
• Praza de Azcarraga - Once the hub of social and political life, it housed the Quartermaster’s House, the Consistory, and the Artillery Warehouse.

At the center of the square, the Fountain of Desire stands out, crafted in the Dungem workshops of Paris in 1870. It is topped by a bronze sculpture of a woman symbolizing desire, holding a lamppost in her right hand. The fountain is surrounded by planters and ash trees, creating a canopy that covers the square. This makes it one of the most beautiful squares in the city.

• Colegiata de Santa Maria do Campo - A Romanesque-ogival style church, constructed between the 12th and 14th centuries. It was situated outside the old city walls, which is reflected in its name. It has been a Heritage Site of Cultural Interest since 1931.
• Xardin de San Carlos - This garden is one of the most distinctive green spaces in the Old City. It is a “hortus conclusus” created around the tomb of General Sir John Moore, a hero of the Battle of Elviña against the French, who died in 1809.
• Avenida da Marina - Besides the Tower of Hercules, another significant symbol of A Coruña is the Galleries of the Navy, which contribute to the city’s nickname “The Crystal City.”
• Plaza Del Humor - The Plaza del Humor is dedicated to humorists. The current design of the square, created by Siro López (a Galician writer and cartoonist), was completed in the early 90s.

It occupies the area of the former Plaza de los Huevos, named for the various products, including eggs, that were sold there.

• Mercado de San Agustin - A traditional market located opposite the Plaza del Humor.

The San Agustín market, with its striking parabolic roof, became a symbol of A Coruña’s modernity in the 1930s. It is one of the most daring, iconic, and purposefully designed buildings of the first half of the twentieth century.

• Official Tour Guide

Experience A Coruña in a distinctive and tailored manner with our private tour! Join us in exploring this stunning Galician city, guided by an official expert who will lead you to its most remarkable landmarks and share the captivating stories behind them. The journey begins at the iconic Plaza de María Pita, where you can marvel at its stunning architecture and learn about the heroine whose name it bears. Our tour will proceed to the Plaza de Azcárraga and the magnificent Collegiate Santa María do Campo, a true gem of Coruñan heritage.

We will also visit the San Agustín Market, where you can immerse yourself in local culture and savor some Galician specialties. Additionally, we will explore the Church of San Nicolás, and to conclude on a high note, we will take you to Orzán Beach, an ideal spot to unwind and enjoy the beautiful scenery.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.