Let’s Go Surfing
A Coruña occupies a peninsula on the north-western Galician coast, with the Atlantic on one side and the sheltered waters of the estuary on the other. A Coruña has a strong identity of its own, shaped by its maritime history and its position as one of Galicia's principal cities. Unlike some historic Spanish centres that can feel dominated by visitors, it is very much a living city, with residents using the old streets and squares as part of their everyday social life. Torre de Hércules, A Coruña We were staying a little way out from the main centre, in Monte Alto, a neighbourhood that offered a more everyday view of city life and sits in the shadow of the impressive Torre de Hércules. The tower is one of A Coruña's defining landmarks and has a rather special place in maritime history. But more of that later, first let's talk food. The beaches of A Coruña It was Friday night and we were ready to explore A Coruña. The old town was absolutely buzzing, with an atmosphere that ...
