BEST Things To Do in A Coruña, Galicia, Spain
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ก.ค. 2024
- From the Hercules Tower, Emilio Bazan Museum, Castle San Anton, Beaches, Churches, Celtic Camino, and more, Coruña went from 'I wonder if it's boring' to a 'WOW! How are more people not exploring this place? Here are my suggestions (and my local friends' suggestions) of the BEST things to do in Coruña Spain.
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Chapters
00:00 Intro
01:00 Isabel & Russ - locals in Coruna
02:11 Torre de Hercules (Tower of Hercules)
08:09 Paseo de Maritimo (Maritime Walkway)
08:32 Playa de San Amaro (Saint Amaro Beach)
09:10 Old City Walls of Coruna
09:32 Celtic Camino in Coruna
09:43 Iglesia de San Fransisco (Saint San Fransisco Church)
10:25 Military Museum of Coruna
10:39 Get Lost in the Old City
11:32 Emilio Pardo Bazan Museum
12:19 Iglesia de Santiago (Santiago Church)
13:21 Town Hall of Coruna
13:50 Maria Pita Square
14:31 Tapas and Eating in Coruna
14:54 Shopping in Coruna
15:27 Orzan Beach
15:44 Castle San Anton
21:42 Avienda de la Maria (Port of Coruna)
22:13 Jardin Mendez Nunez
22:27 Memorial to the Police Officers
22:42 Monte San Pedro
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Hi! Welcome to the Culture Trekking Community! My name is Janiel a story collector that tries to inspire you on the inside to better explore the outside through cultural connection and sustainable adventures. I am a dog mum to Zoey (a Cockapoo) and Finnegan (a Boxer), we take lots of road trips through Utah (my home state), and they are my happy place. If you are someone who likes to leave the world a little better no matter where you step into it, I would LOVE to have you join the community!
Have you ever heard of Coruna before? Did you know the oldest lighthouse in the world still operating still functioned here?
That’s great to know. Lighthouses are always amazing to visit.
Hii how are you
Hii how are you doing
I am Galician myself, and the saying "depende" is more typical in Galicia than the rest of Spain.
In fact, in other places of the peninsula they use to say that Gallegos answer always with a cryptic question, and we are people that "ni subimos ni bajamos" (you never know if we go up or down, something in between).
This is related with the fact that Gallegos are normally quite conservative with their opinions and ideas, always cautious. So, if they are not 100% sure about something they will tell you "depende" just in case.
Culturally, this is related with the weather, as in Galicia it rains most of the year.
The castilians por example are much more asertive and direct, the catalonias are good money savers/entrepreneurs, vasque bottled up with strong caracter like gallegos and andalucians funny/glad and wellcoming.
Each part of Spain is like a little country with differences in arquitecture, history, food, people, language and traditions, like any other country i guess.
The views from the lighthouse are amazing!! I love seeing lesser visited/known cities. The Castle San Anton was realy neat. Thank you!
Aren’t they! I love the non-touristy places because it feels like a real vacation and not a competition for photos, lol. LOVED the castle too.
that lighthouse is fascinating! the Roman ruins at the base are super intriguing! you definitely deserve an ice cream after those stairs :-)
I wish you were there! You would have LOVED it! Those stairs were KILLER with all my heavy camera gear I was lugging around lol
Great overview of A Coruna - thank you!
Yeah! I’m glad it was helpful!
Love those ocean sunsets
Me too!
Thanks for your video,, helpful so much because i will go there soon
Yeah! Hope u have loads of fun! 🤩
Welcome to my city and I congratulations for your movie!!
🫶🏼
Thank you
Loved this city 🫶🏼
La Coruña. My city
Beautiful city
LA CORUÑA MY CITY. THANKS
YEAH! What an absolute BEAUTIFUL city - VERY surprised more people don’t visit to be honest. Good food, relaxing vibe, amazing history views and shopping
I noticed that what you label from your visit to the castle as Aquarium is in fact a coil dome depot, build to avoid spread of coil in the air. The coil was imported to be used in the Thermal power plant of Meirama 🙂
Oh SHOOT! Thanks for letting me know, I think I got turned around there - there isn’t a way to fix it in the video though
Por favor, A CORUÑA (GALICIA).
Exactly
Thank you for this, hopefully get to move there soon.
Yeah!!! So glad it was helpful :)
Walk the #caminodesantiago from A Coruña!
YEEEESSS!!! I think any path you take along the Camino it is surely a life changing experience.
From where did you travel to Coruna? Which airport out and which airport in Spain?
I came from the USA, into Madrid and connected to Coruna.
Coruna has their own airport
@@CultureTrekking Thank you! I enjoyed your video about Coruna.
Hello
Hi! Hope ya have a fabulous day!
I want to be a artist for comic books in this city...Where i can find this job in this sity?
No idea, but do know they have English teaching jobs
@@CultureTrekking Aham,thanks but in this city hasn't got this type of job?And why?
Janiel: tienes que citar a Galicia en tus comentarios.. Estás en Galicia.
Sí, me han corregido muchas veces sobre esto. Disculpas.
Olvidáis citar a Galicia. A Coruña es Galicia, comunidad autónoma del Estado español. Galicia posee idioma propio, cultura propia y es un pequeño y antiguo país de Europa. Su capital es Santiago de Compostela, patrimonio de la humanidad y ciudad universal. Los españoles dicen que no somos un país, pero por geografía, cultura e idioma sí lo somos. Políticamente pertenecemos al Estado español, pero somos un país. Un agarimoso saúdo dende Compostela.
¡Sí exactamente! Mi próximo video es sobre Santiago de Compostela :) El video estaba en espera porque estuve fuera del país por un tiempo. Galicia está muy poco explorada en mi humilde opinión en comparación con el sur de España. Es un hermoso lugar.
A Coruña está en GALICIA.
Sí, me han corregido muchas veces sobre esto. Disculpas.
A Coruña (GALICIA).
¡Sí exactamente!Tengo 3 videos sobre Galicia (2 publicados hasta ahora, uno más en camino :)
A Coruña es GALICIA.
si, hay muchos comentarios al respecto. disculpas