Located in the heart of A Coruña, Plaza de María Pita is one of the most iconic landmarks in the city. Dominated by the imposing City Hall building, the square pays tribute to María Pita, the local heroine who defended the city against the English invasion in 1589. Passing through this square on the TukExperience tour, visitors can admire its vastness and learn about the rich history it represents, making it a meeting place for locals and tourists alike.

The San Antón Castle, located on the shores of the bay of A Coruña, is a 16th-century fortress that played a crucial role in the defense of the city. Originally built as a defensive structure against maritime attacks, the castle also served as a prison. Today, it houses the Archaeological and Historical Museum, where visitors can learn about the history of A Coruña and its surroundings. The TukExperience tour passes by this emblematic place, allowing tourists to admire its imposing structure and discover its fascinating past. **This point will be a stop only for routes departing from the Tower of Hercules. For routes departing from the Cruise Terminal (Palexco) or the Tuk Experience Base, NO STOP WILL BE MADE.

The Maritime Control Tower of A Coruña is a modern structure located in the port, which is responsible for coordinating maritime traffic in the area. With its distinctive contemporary design and its importance for the safety of vessels, it has become a symbol of the port activity of the city. From our tour you will be able to contemplate and learn about a key aspect of the maritime life of A Coruña while enjoying the views of the port and the bay.

The ancient walls of the Old City of A Coruña are a historical vestige dating back to medieval times. These fortifications protected the city from invasions and sea attacks. Although only a few sections remain today, the walls are a reminder of A Coruña's defensive past. The TukExperience tour passes by these walls, offering visitors a fascinating insight into the history and architecture still preserved in the city.

A Coruña's seafront promenade is one of the longest in Europe, running along much of the city's coastline. This promenade offers stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean and connects some of A Coruña's most iconic landmarks, such as the Tower of Hercules and the beaches of Riazor and Orzán. The TukExperience tour runs along this beautiful promenade, giving visitors the chance to enjoy the sea breeze and unique landscapes as they explore the city.

The Tower of Hercules, a Roman lighthouse built in the 1st century, is the oldest working lighthouse in the world and a symbol of A Coruña. Declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, it offers spectacular views of the Atlantic Ocean and the Galician coast. During the tour visitors will be able to stop at this iconic monument to take photos and enjoy its impressive history and surroundings. **This point will be a stop only for routes departing from the Cruise Terminal (Palexco) or the Tuk Experience Base. For routes departing from the Tower of Hercules, NO STOP WILL BE MADE.

Plaza de Orzán is an open space that connects to the lively seafront promenade of A Coruña. This area is home to vibrant urban life, with bars, restaurants and views of the famous Orzán beach. During the TukExperience tour, you will pass by this square that combines the modern atmosphere of the city with its proximity to the sea.

Riazor Stadium, home of Deportivo de La Coruña, is one of the city's iconic sporting landmarks. Opened in 1944, this stadium has witnessed some of the greatest moments in Spanish football, including Deportivo's successes in the 1990s and early 2000s. During the TukExperience tour, you'll pass by this imposing stadium, located on the seafront, next to Riazor Beach, a key place for football lovers and the city's sporting history.

The Millennium Obelisk, inaugurated in 2000, is a 46-metre-high modern monument located on the seafront of A Coruña. This impressive glass obelisk is illuminated at night and commemorates the city's great historical milestones, including the battles with the English Armada in the 16th century. During the TukExperience tour, visitors will be able to admire this monument which also offers spectacular views of the Atlantic, symbolising the progress and modernity of A Coruña.

The Octopus Monument, located on the seafront of A Coruña, is a curious sculpture that pays homage to one of the most representative gastronomic and marine symbols of Galicia: the octopus. This large sculpture is a reference point for visitors and a popular stop during the TukExperience tour, where passengers can enjoy sea views and capture unique photos next to this work that reflects the city's seafaring identity. **This point will be a stop only for routes departing from the Tower of Hercules. For routes departing from the Cruise Terminal (Palexco) or the Tuk Experience Base, NO STOP WILL BE MADE.

Plaza de Pontevedra, in the heart of A Coruña, is an important meeting point in the city. With a mix of historic and modern buildings, the square is a hub of transit and commercial activity. During the TukExperience tour, visitors will be able to observe its vibrant urban environment and feel the daily pulse of Coruña life as they pass through this busy and emblematic square.

Plaza de Lugo, located in one of the most commercial areas of A Coruña, is known for its food market, where fresh products such as seafood, fruit and vegetables are sold. During the TukExperience tour, visitors will be able to appreciate local life and the essence of the city, while passing through this key point that combines tradition and modernity in the heart of A Coruña.

The Méndez Núñez Gardens are one of the most emblematic parks in A Coruña, located in the heart of the city. These gardens, created in the 19th century, offer a green space full of history, with monuments and statues, such as the one dedicated to Emilia Pardo Bazán. During the TukExperience tour, visitors will be able to enjoy a peaceful and charming environment while touring this green lung of the city.

The Banco Pastor building, located in the heart of A Coruña, is an architectural icon of the city. Opened in 1925, this imposing skyscraper was for many years the tallest building in Spain. Its eclectic style and large tower make it a prominent landmark on the TukExperience tour, where visitors can appreciate its historical and architectural importance.

The A Coruña Obelisk is an iconic monument located in the city centre on Calle Real. Built in 1895, it was erected in honour of Aureliano Linares Rivas, a prominent politician from A Coruña. This elegant granite monument has become a historical landmark and is one of the most recognisable landmarks on the TukExperience tour, offering visitors an insight into the city's rich urban history.