Paseo Marítimo
A seafront promenade of about 13 km that circles the city peninsula, considered one of Europe's longest urban seafront walks, linking lighthouses, beaches, and a castle.
The Paseo Marítimo runs from the port around the peninsula to Orzán Bay, a total distance of about 13 kilometers. Its red vintage lampposts are its signature, and it is considered one of the longest urban seafront promenades in Europe. Along the way it passes San Antón Castle, San Amaro Beach, the Tower of Hercules lighthouse, the aquarium, and the Orzán and Riazor beaches, ending at the foot of Monte San Pedro. You can walk it in sections, rent city shared bikes (BiciCoruña) to ride it, or take the vintage tram route along the way, depending on service. The weather changes quickly, so bring a windproof jacket.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Aquarium Finisterrae
- Tower of Hercules
- Domus – Casa del Hombre
- Riazor & Orzán Beaches
- Museo de Belas Artes da Coruña
- MUNCYT A Coruña
- Calle de la Franja & Calle de la Estrella
- Galerías de la Marina