14 Things To Do in La Coruña, Spain
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- Опубликовано: 1 июн 2024
- La Coruña, the home of legends such as Pablo Picasso and Hercules, is a beautiful historic city located on the Atlantic shore of Spain, in the region of Galicia. The legend says that Hercules himself founded the city in memory of a woman he fell in love with, named Curnia.
La Coruña offers a wide range of historic sites, activities, restaurants, attractions, and beaches.
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00:00 Intro
1. The Tower of Hercules (00:52)
The Tower of Hercules in La Coruna, Spain is the oldest Roman lighthouse in use today. Legend says the tower was built over the body of a Giant Hercules defeated after a battle that lasted 3 days. The Tower, built on a 57 meter high rock, rises a further 55 metres, and overlooks a beautiful view of the Atlantic ocean and the Galician mountains.
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2. Palacio De La Opera (02:38)
Enjoy performance arts such as ballets, operas, modern dance, and theater.
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3. Plaza Maria Pita (03:35)
The main square of La Coruna in front of the tower hall, with great restaurant and a story of a heroin.
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4. RC Deportivo Soccer Team (05:35)
Watch a European soccer game of Deportivo La Coruna, a soccer team with a soul.
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5. La Coruna Old Town (07:07)
Dated back the 6th century, the old town is the place to drink, eat, shop, roam around, and soak in Spanish architecture and culture.
6. Plaza del Humor (08:37)
A funny plaza where locals hang out and meet for drinks.
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7. La Coruna Port (09:07)
Beautiful promenade to walk around and the stop over for the cruise ships.
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8. Castle de San Anton (10:17)
The San Antón castle is a beautiful island fortress located at the entrance of the port. This castle was a means of defense which the people of Coruna heavily relied on. Throughout its history, the Castle has been a fortress, a governor's residence and a prison. Today it accommodates the archeological and history museum as well as a remarkable collection of silverware.
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9. Termaria Casa del Agua (11:43)
Termaria Casa del Agua is a temple of relaxation. Varying temperature Salt pools., jacuzzis, saunas, steam rooms, sun decks, infrared red relaxation rooms. This is the perfect place to de-stress, relax, and charge up your batteries. Occasionally they will even throw parties.
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10. Caracola Moncho Amigo (12:20)
A beautiful Conch like statue located in Punta Hermida park. Walking distance from the Tower of Hercules, this Conch statue is designed to make the Atlantic wind blow through the horn. Take a romantic stroll at the park, enjoy the Atlantic breeze, and take some cool photos.
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11. Iglesia de San Jorge (13:57)
San Jorge Church is a sinister looking old church located in Plaza Marqués de San Martín . The cruceiro in the courtyard in front of the church is carved in a medieval style and is surrounded by 4 smaller pillars. Great location to take photos, especially at night.
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12. Orzan Beach and Monte de San Pedro (14:57)
I highly recommend to take a hike or enjoy a leisurely walk on the beautiful sea-side promenades of La Coruna. A nice 8km hike starts with Caracola Monch Amigo conch statue. Walk through Hermida Park, Orzan Beach, Praia do Matadoiro (which translates to "Slaughterhouse beach”), Explanada de Las Esclavas, the giant Obelisco Millenium statue, "The octopus" statue, and my favorite, “Window to the Atlantic” (goo.gl/maps/1ASDuzwiZnytRqCA9).
If you still have time and you are not fatigue, you can visit the San Pedro Mountain Park.
13. Santiago de Compostela (17:10)
Located one hour drive from La Coruna, Santiago de Compostela is the capital of Galicia and the final destination of the 1000km+ hike of the well-knows Camino de Santiago trail.
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14. Hot Springs in Ourense/Orense (19:36)
Located on a volcano an hour away from La Coruna, Ourense is known for its hot springs. Great to relax. The one I visited is 30 minutes from the city.
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My Grandfather (Eugenio Leite) was born there in 1901. I would love to visit one day.
Great city. My favorite in Spain ❤️
A Coruña es muy bonita,tiene de todo,playas ,paseo marítimo,museos y mucho más ,para vivir es maravillosa
Best city in Spain ❤️
Quedé impactado con esa belleza!
Thank you soo much bro, was very helpful..🙏
Always welcome
Wonderfull city. Beautifull images...thank you👍👏👏👏😍
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Love la coruna about 2 weeks im there insallah 🇪🇸🇹🇷❤️
Wow ! another great informative blog of la Corina ! Such good photography with a relaxing commentary showing love for his beautiful city , Thank You .
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Excelente. Disfruté cada segundo de este maravilloso video. Muy educativo y profesional!
Thank you for making such a great, high quality video. The place is very beautiful.
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I was stupid forgot the login password. I would appreciate any tips you can offer me!
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Very good video, thank you.
Glad you liked it!
Thank you very much for this video about my city, this is wonderful with all the drone images, so beautiful, you make my city look certainly really beautiful... it is beautiful but you make it even more special. When my father (Antonio) was young he would have loved to be able to take such incredible shots from the air around Hercules Tower, he loved that monument so much!
I miss some closer shots of the most famous part of Coruña, you show it briefly when you show la Dársena (you call it the port, but it is not the port) but those little glass windows in those white buildings are what we consider the most symbolic view of our city, we call them "Las Galerías":
You certainly made a great work and a great trip here in our land, you are very welcome to come again and enjoy this place, it was called "The city where no one is a foreigner"
Beautiful comment thank you for much. Since I shot this video I came back for a second time. And I will certainly come again. Make sure to subscribe and get notified when I post new shots including drone shots of San Pedro Mountain park. I think I know which windows you talking about but I am going to watch again. Thank you so much for the comment. These kind of comments give me motivation to keep going. Please feel free to share.
Hey I'm from Rome, I love Coruña and I liked your video and drone images. I was there at least 8 times. Good quality and nice drone images...BUT...Hey!! Nobody took you to the "ciudad vieja" ( the REAL old city ), the medieval district close to Maria pita square!! I was expecting for all video that you show that part of the city. That is really elegant and old. With churches and squares that made the history of the city!! What a pity. Anyway when u will be back there don't miss a visit there pls! And complete your wonderful video. So it will be perfect !! Ciao !!
@@tittimalaki Hi Thank you. My friend. I just visited Rome before the Corona started. Love this city and the food.
The Atlantic coast is my favorite region in Spain. Fantastic.
I did visit the old city. Check out the timestamp in the description (item number 5 in the video, time stamp 07:07). Is that not the old city? or you mean something else? would like to know.
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@@NativeExplorer hello again my friend ! I was looking for something to show you the old city of La Coruña...I found this..more or less you were really close to this area but.maybe you miss it check it if u have time.
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Anyway your video is still one of the best ever made about Coruña. If u travel again I would like to join you !!
What else is to be worth visiting in the area within say one hour drive of A Coruña? Any interesting quaint villages or places locals consider beautiful and not discovered by mass tourism?
Beautiful and love place
Thank you so much. Please share so I can make more videos 🙏🏻
Gorgeously. I like the nice scenery.
Thank you. Would appreciate if you share 🙏🏻
I hope deportivo grow like he was before. Maybe need change some people there and put deportivo up. Top to competiv other big temas.
I love Galicia. Please show the milenium piruli and the water around. And the light inthe night. Show the octopus and if you can the Ball. The cristal elevador which is closer there. Thank you
the Hercules tower was difficult to climb but the views are so worth it :) I wish we had more time there when we cruised there as you showed a lot of lovely places. Especially the Santiago de Compostela city, looks so cool. I would love to see it one day.
Yes the old city over there is amazing. I hope you have a chance to visit. Where do you live now?
@@NativeExplorer I went there on a cruise. I live in UK. Might be going there again on another cruise next year and then will do a trip out to the Santiago city :)
Oh so you are not far at all. Anyway I will publish more videos about the tower of Hercules and maybe about Santiago soon. Good luck and thanks for the comments.
Thank you so much for this video and efforts to teach and show us how it all looks like; I loved the walking route in A Coruña and the history of it, really on my bucket list to visit this year; though not sure if lare october is a good time regarding rains?
I was there in November and it’s raining and starting to get cold. But still had a lot of fun.
@@NativeExplorer oh thank you; I saw indeed lots of rain which is surely normal for the region and its geographical location and jet stream etc but still wondering if any season is like a bit less rainy; I hope Automn (late october) would be better
I have never heard the "Hercules fell in love with a woman so he build her a city" story and my mother is from there, we still have family in and around Coruna yet nobody ever even mentioned anything like that.
The most common accepted myth is that Hercules killed Geryon and then build a tower (Torre de Hercules) on top of his bones, hence the skull and bones underneath the tower in the coat of arms.
The name A Coruna is highly debatable as nobody can agree on what the origins are.
Well, all the stories about Hercules I learned from the tower of Hercules. The story about the woman named Coruña is actually on their fact sheet leaflet that they give to the visitors of the tower.
@@NativeExplorer Hopefully by next year the virus situation has settled down and I can visit this beautiful city again. I'll make it a mission to actually go back into the tower again.
I was there last year but didn't bother to go inside this time around.
Thanks for the different theory, I'll keep my eye out for that flyer.
A Coruña (GALICIA). Galicia, Native Explorer.
This seems to be a very charming place, I hope I can visit sometime in the future when all this is over. Seeing and sharing places like this is why I love traveling and make videos so much! And please keep up the great job!
How far is it from San Anton castle to the tower by walking? Thanks.
Grear video...slight issue, la Playa del Matadero is named that because the slaughterhouse was located in its vicinity...nothing to do with the waves which in fact DO have a nasty reputation in that area.
Good to know. Thanks for letting me know.
Yes, one of the surfers told me it’s because of the crazy waves haha
Hi I was wondering in what month were these videos taken? I’m planning to go to Galicia this weekend but it might be rainy :(
It was taken at the end of November. Now is much better time!
la corona
Coruña or A Coruña
A Coruna is in Galician, La Coruna in Spanish
@@NativeExplorer Most people speaking Spanish say simply "Coruña"...Paradoxically "La Coruña" is a sort of Galicianism in Spanish...It is common in the Galician-Portuguese linguistic realm to have a definite article before some name places (o Porto, o Porriño, As Neves etc) whereas in Spanish barely occur and when it happens it is followed by "...de" eg. Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, La Palma del Condado etc)...In fact there's another place called "Coruña del Conde" in Burgos (Castille), instead of "La Coruña del Conde"...
Thanks for sharing. Didn’t know this.
Native Explorer, ruego que eliminéis esa música andaluz-flamenca pues estáis en Galicia. Por favor, Galicia NO es la España de toros, paella, flamenco, feria de Sevilla, Fallas, San Fermín, etc. Pero, quien os asesoró para hacer este fondo musical. Galicia tiene cultura e idioma propio y, por lo tanto, música autóctona: Luar na Lubre, Carlos Núñez, etc. Artistas conocidos internacionalmente. Repito, parte de la música de fondo es una "ofensa" a nuestra realidad social y cultural. Galicia es una nacionalidad histórica.
Muchas Gracias para explicarme. En el futuro voy a usar musica de Galicia. ❤️❤️🙏🏻🙏🏻
Gracias por educar a otros también! Quedé tan impactado con la belleza de las imágenes, además del acento un poco difícil de entender, que apenas escuché la música. Galicia es mítica y maravillosa.
ah Carmen is not a Spanish opera, it's French
It was a Spanish dance version, they didn’t sing just danced.
I can't hear a word you're saying. Lower the music.
You should be able too. Will note on future videos. Thanks for the feedback 🙏🏻
Bonito vídeo, pero Uds. siempre la cagan con la música insorportable...👎
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