A Coruna Province Travel Recommendations for 2024 (Updated in May)

Marineda City Leisure and Shopping Center in A Coruña

Marineda City Leisure and Shopping Center in A Coruña Est. Baños de Arteixo, 43, 15008 A Coruña Marineda City or Marineda City Leisure, Shopping & Business is an excellent leisure and shopping destination in A Coruña, Spain. It is located in the Agrela industrial area in the center of A Coruña, near the city of Arteixo. The complex is named after the nickname given to the city of Hercules in the novels by A Coruña writer Emilia Pardo Bazán. It cost about 450 million euros. It was planned in 2008 as Marineda Plaza, occupying the land previously used by Naturgy's substation in Grela. In 2012, Marineda City Shopping Center was awarded the 'Job Creation Award' by Actualidad Económica magazine. Marineda City directly employs 4,000 people and indirectly employs another 4,500. Marineda City is located in A Coruña and opened in 2011, covering an area of 176,000 square meters. It is the largest shopping center in Galicia and the third largest in Spain. With nearly 200 stores, brands include Decathlon, IKEA, Media Markt, Hipercor, Leroy Merlin, Primark, or all flagship stores of the Inditex Group, it is a reference center and commercial and tourist destination in the northwest of the peninsula. Marineda City's three floors and large outdoor plaza offer visitors a unique experience as part of the complex, which, in addition to shopping, offers a variety of restaurants and leisure facilities such as cinemas, bowling alleys, escape rooms, go-karting, and a complete indoor freestyle center, as well as a four-star hotel and a modern business center. In addition, there is a three-story free parking lot with 6,000 parking spaces. A Coruña · Comarca de A Coruña

Marineda City Leisure Shopping Center in La Coruna

Marineda City Leisure Shopping Center in La Coruna Est. Baños de Arteixo, 43, 15008 A Coruña Marineda City or Marineda City Leisure, Shopping & Business is an excellent leisure shopping place in Coruna, Spain. It is located in the Agrela Industrial Zone in the center of La Coruna, close to Arteixo City. The building complex is named after the nickname of Hercules City in the novels of La Coruna writer Emilia Pardo Bazán. It cost about 450 million euros. It was planned as Marineda Square in 2008, occupying the land previously used by Naturgy's substation in Grela. In 2012, Marinida City Shopping Center won the "Job Creation Award" issued by Actualidad Económica magazine. Marineda City directly employs 4,000 people and indirectly employs another 4,500 people. Marineda City is located in La Coruna, opened in 2011, with an area of 176,000 square meters. It is the largest shopping center in Galicia and the third largest in Spain. It has nearly 200 stores, including brands such as Decathlon, IKEA, Media Markt, Hipercor, Leroy Merlin, Primark or all flagship stores of the Inditex Group. It is a reference center and commercial and tourist destination in the northwest of the peninsula. The three floors and large outdoor square of Marineda City (Marineda City) provide a unique experience for tourists, because it is part of the complex, in addition to shopping, it also provides various restaurants and leisure facilities, such as cinemas, bowling alleys, escape rooms, go-karts. And a complete indoor freestyle center, as well as a four-star hotel and a modern business center. In addition, there are three levels of free parking, which can accommodate 6,000 parking spaces. La Coruna·Comarca de A Coruna

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Santiago de Compostela is the most beautiful city I have ever been to. Those people I met were so amazing and those animals are so beautiful. I recommend everyone who wanna come to Spain for two months should come and visit this fabulous place. It might be the wonderful place you have ever been.

Santiago de Compostela is the capital of the autonomous region of Galicia in Spain

According to legend, one of the twelve disciples of Jesus, St. James, is buried here, making it one of the Catholic pilgrimage sites. Since the Middle Ages, pilgrims have been coming here continuously, and a famous pilgrimage route, the Way of St. James, has been formed from various places in France to the north of Spain. In 1985, the old city of Santiago de Compostela was listed as a World Cultural Heritage site.

Searching for the Footprints of 'The Legend of the Blue Sea'

My journey through the north of Spain begins with the first stop at Galicia's capital, A Coruña. The most famous landmark in A Coruña is undoubtedly the Tower of Hercules, which attracts a large number of tourists every day. This landmark was also one of the filming locations for the popular Korean drama 'The Legend of the Blue Sea', and as a fan of the show, I definitely had to make a pilgrimage here! The Tower of Hercules was built during the Roman period and is the only ancient Roman lighthouse still in use today, with a history of 1,900 years! In 2009, it was even listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. In ancient times, this lighthouse was considered the end of the world. Of course, we now know that this idea is incorrect, but climbing up the lighthouse, seeing the blue sea and the compass built in 1994, the view is fantastic and it's definitely worth a visit! ============ Register as a Trip.com member to enjoy multiple benefits! For example, you can get discounts on booking flights and hotels, plus extra Trip coins rewards!