Flights to A Coruña 
They say that this Spanish province is a balcony onto the Atlantic – and they’re right. This marvellous Galician coast is bathed in the ocean surf. It has converted A Coruña into an open, cosmopolitan city. Experience its streets, sense its history and, above all, relish its marine parade, its stalls selling fish and seafood, its beautiful, unending beaches and much more. In short, do whatever you want, when you most want to do it. And don’t forget to visit Santiago de Compostela! Because it’s a city with as much life as history, Vueling flies you there. Weather in A CoruñaAirport de A Coruña
A Coruña airport is important in the Galician community because it operates flights nationally and to Portugal. It is 7 km from the heart of A Coruña, but taxis and buses keep it in constant connection with the urban centre. Bus: The journey lasts 25 minutes and makes several stops in the city. For more information:
Restaurants in A CoruñaSeafood lovers will enjoy the restaurants of A Coruña like nowhere else. Beware… because once you start, you won’t be able to stop! And at such a great price! Restaurante NorayA modernist building houses this elegant restaurant which offers a widely varied menu: Seafood rice, six varieties of cod, fresh fish, Galician red meats and delicious desserts. Naturally, always accompanied by the finest Spanish or Galician wines. Plaza de Maria Pita, 15981 224 605 Taberna GaiosoRight in the heart of A Coruña you can enjoy some delicious tapas with your friends, your partner or your family. Among the specialities you should try the stuffed courgettes and the caramelised cod. Above all, remember to try them along with a nice wine. Plazade España, 5981 213 355 El 10Fish and seafood, fish and seafood, fish and seafood… You’ll never get tired of gorging on these delicious dishes which this cosy, rustic fish restaurant serves up. Furthermore, its ample cellar will enable you to choose wines from almost any national denominación de origen [D.O.]. Plaza de España, 8-10981 207 153 Mesón O BoHome cooking also has its place in A Coruña. Above all, don’t leave here without having tried the Spanish omelette: it’s delicious! Furthermore, you can eat empanada gallega, pulpo á feira and many other typical dishes of the region. Menéndez y Pelayo, 18981 927 237 La Dolce VitaIf Galician cuisine is delicious, imagine it creatively fused with Italian Mediterranean cuisine. Salads, fresh potatoes, red meats and fish – everything at a very reasonable price. The innovation and presentation of each dish is admirable. Ronda de Outeiro, 258981 270 733 Business hours in A CoruñaShopping centres’ opening hours can vary a lot according to the establishment. Most common is that small shops open from 9 am to 2 pm and from 4 pm to 8 pm. Although these opening times are approximate from Monday to Saturday. Shops are shut on Sundays. The large shopping centres are open from 10 am to 10 pm. Except for Sundays, when they are shut. Don't miss... in A CoruñaTower of HerculesThis is the oldest lighthouse in the world. And the best thing is that it’s still operational! Its strategic location means that it guides vessels heading for the British Isles. Without a doubt, it is the symbol of A Coruña and a visit is highly recommended for all visitors. Gardens of San CarlosYou’ll find these gardens in the old city where an exterior wall protects numerous elms that are hundreds of years old. Inside you can see the tomb of John Moore, a romantic hero who died defending the city against the French. Climb up to the lookout to admire its magnificent views. Galerías de la MarinaIn the Avenida de la Marina you can see “the Crystal City” firsthand. This is what the collection of glass-enclosed balconies is called which provides such an impressive effect from sunrise to sunset. Panoramic lift of Monte de San PedroThis spherical, glass lift traverses 100 metres up Mount San Pedro, linking the Paseo Marítimo to the Park of San Pedro. From here you can see an unbeatable view of the Tower of Hercules and the Bay of A Coruña. Santiago de CompostelaAt 75 km distance you’ll find this an essential pilgrimage destination. The Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela is one of central sites of Christianity. Its religious architecture is truly magnificent and, although it isn’t in the same city of A Coruña, it is definitely worth a visit. Online guides in A CoruñaOUR FAVOURITE ONLINE GUIDESOn the city: http://www.turismocoruna.eshttp://www.coruna-virtual.com/ On the country: http://www.geoplaneta.com/Turismo_Destino_Espana_74.html
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