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What to do in Galicia

We know it's a long way to come, but we hope you can use this as an opportunity to experience the uniqueness of Galicia's culture, landscapes & culinary delicacies.

A short stay in A Coruña

If you plan to add a couple more days to your stay, we can help you prioritise the must-sees based on our favourite spots.

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A Coruña in the day:

  • Visit Praza Maria Pita

  • Make your way to the Old Town to Praza Xeneral Azcárraga for a coffee or a caña

  • Walk along Orzan beach all the way to Estadio Riazor

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Food options: 

  • Spanish 'tapeo' on Rua Galera

  • Dinner at O Lagar Da Estrella

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Day trips:

  • Visit the Castelo de Santa Cruz and walk along the coastal path to Bastiagueiro beach​

  • Take a scenic route to Betanzos - a quaint medieval town known for its famous tortilla​​​​

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Key Cities

A Coruña is a must-see, but so is Santiago de Compostela, the finish line of the famous spiritual pilgrimage - the Camino. Soak in the historical charm of the city, down the side-streets to the Praza do Obradoiro and the Catedral. 

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Places to stay:

Hotel Costa Vella

Parador de Santiago de Compostela

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Restaurants:

Gaio ​

A Maceta

El Papatorio

Beaches

The coastline of A Coruña has many beautiful beaches including Bastiagueiro, Mera & Espiñeiro all within a 30-40 minute drive from the city.

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If you are planning to rent a car, venture west to Finisterre and check out the white sandy beach of Praia Lagosteira. Travel north to witness the geological wonders of Praia Das Catedrais

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And last but not least, consider planning a few days in the Rias Baizas, home to the mesmerising Islas Cies and famous albariño grape.  

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Nature & Wine Regions

Galicia has several natural parks, including the Atlantic forest of Fragas do Eume, a 40 minute drive from A Coruña.

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Galicia is also a wine-producing region: Rías Baixas and the Ribeira Sacra. Inland is the Ribeira Sacra, home to the Mencia grape. A spectacular terraced landscape in the steep valley of the Miño river, truly worth a visit.

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Albariño is groan in the costal region of the Rias Baixas with plenty of bodegas & wine tours at your disposal to indulge on some authentic enoturismo.

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