Top 50 places to see in La Coruña

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Church of San Martiño de Noia

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maynardmakad

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Wonderful Experience : Beautiful church in perfect condition. The walk around the square is obligatory if you visit Noya, and the church inside is a jewel. It's in the middle of town. On the back the pedestrian streets are full of shops, on the weekend there are many people walking.

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Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela

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derrickoreil

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The trip was outstanding: The trip was outstanding in every respect! So many "special events," with all details managed to perfection. The pace was brisk, but paid dividends. It was amazing that we were able to see so much of Spain during the week. as well as the local guides, were excellent!..justt loved it ..

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Praza do Obradoiro, square

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andrewlincoln

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Nice Experience : This immense square in front of the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela is an obligatory stop for all pilgrims or visitors. Very large, it gives the size of the number of people that goes to this city. Great place indeed.

Praza do Obradoiro is main square of the Santiago de Compostela old town, although not placed at t… [..]

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Castro de Baroña, fort

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derrickoreil

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A MAGICAL PLACE : A month ago we went to visit of Castro de Baron,Fort. Believe me this place looks like HEAVEN because this place is sooooo beautiful and charming. this place is filled with beautiful hills and valleys. if you like this type of places, i think you should definitely go here once

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Old Town, neighborhood

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maynardmakad

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from the pyrenees to mediterranean,: from the mediterraneean and from there to the atlantic spain is more diverse than sterotypes would have you believe.paella and bullifighting may be spanish but neither defines this lberian country. you 'll get to witness a wide range of culture in spain...it was lovely weather in spain..

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Museo das Mariñas, ethnographic and historical museum

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spiritaway

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Worth A Visit : Must visit in the Cidade dos Cabaleiros, Betanzos. Essential museum to understand our historical and ethnographic past. It opened its doors in 1983 in the building of the old convent of Santo Domingo. Impressive variety and quality of exposed funds.

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Foundation Camilo José Cela

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isabellaone

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Wonderful Experience : I thought it was fantastic. And very very interesting. Your Foundation I recommend it . The environment is wonderful. With the Church of Iria Flavia Opposite is a Jewel inside and out. The cemetery is worth visiting. Camilo José Cela is buried there under a beautiful olive tree. Parking behind the Church.

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Museum of the Galician People

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alexalittl

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Excellent Museum but didn't have English guides: The Museum of Galician People is a well-maintained museum that gives you a glimpse of the Galician culture and history. The exhibits here are quite impressive. Once you are done exploring the museum, you could visit the church next door with free entry. The only disadvantage is that there were no English speaking guides during our visit.

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Museum of Pilgrimage and Santiago

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One of the best museums in town! : From interactive displays to historical artefacts, this small museum narrates the story of Santiago. Every little thing on display here have a pilgrimage story to tell, which was truly fascinating. We spent a couple of hours here exploring the books and manuscripts from the 14th century, the sculptures and decorative art pieces too.