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Spain·🌊 Coastal

At the northwestern tip of Spain on the Atlantic, A Coruña impresses with the world's oldest working lighthouse, the Tower of Hercules, and glass galleries along the waterfront. The Galician city offers excellent seafood.

What awaits you

BeachCity tripMuseumsLocal cuisineWalkableBy the sea

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Best time to visit

July–September: up to 25°C with 12h of sunshine per day.

Insider tip: March, November — a pleasant 17°C with fewer visitors.

Cooler winters (14°C). Best visited in July–September.

Max. temperature
14°
Jan
15°
Feb
15°
Mar
17°
Apr
19°
May
22°
Jun
24°
Jul
25°
Aug
23°
Sep
21°
Oct
17°
Nov
15°
Dec
Water temperature
15°
Jan
14°
Feb
14°
Mar
14°
Apr
15°
May
16°
Jun
18°
Jul
19°
Aug
17°
Sep
18°
Oct
16°
Nov
15°
Dec
Sunshine hours
6h
Jan
7h
Feb
8h
Mar
10h
Apr
11h
May
11h
Jun
12h
Jul
11h
Aug
9h
Sep
7h
Oct
6h
Nov
5h
Dec
Rain days
12d
Jan
9d
Feb
18d
Mar
13d
Apr
13d
May
13d
Jun
6d
Jul
7d
Aug
16d
Sep
20d
Oct
18d
Nov
15d
Dec

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A Coruña as a Vacation Destination

A Coruña is an excellent choice for beach holidays, city breaks. Its coastal location offers direct access to the sea and plenty of water activities. The best time to visit is July, August, September with temperatures up to 25°C.

The center is easily walkable — a car is rarely needed. The cost of living is moderate, offering good value for money.

The region offers rich cultural experiences: museums and historic sites, excellent local cuisine.

Good to know

Price level
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Local languages
GL, ES