La Coruna, Spain Cruises

La Coruna, Spain Cruise Port

• Visitors should not miss the opportunity to visit the city's two main beaches; Riazor and Orzan. They are both located in the city and are bordered by a promenade and have white sandy beaches that are ideal for a relaxing afternoon and attract many surfers each year.
   
• Those who are interested in learning more about the region's history should pay a visit to the National Science and Technology Museum in La Coruna, which showcases the technological history of Spain through exhibits of outdated computer systems, such as the first computer that was ever used in Spain.
   
• Nature lovers and children alike will have the time of their lives at the Aquarium Finisterrae. This is the city's aquarium that has over 50 species of marine wildlife that are housed there for entertainment and educational purposes. It focuses mainly on the marine life endemic to Galicia's coast.
   
• Folks interested in exploring the city further, should pay a visit to Monte de San Pedro, which is a hilltop park that is found approximately 2 kilometers Northwest of La Coruna. It has an observation dome, a maze, restaurants, and guns that date back to the 1920s.