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If you come to A Coruna, you have to "feel" the city from the above. Don’t forget to bring a hat as it’s very windy. Also, note that it’s better to buy your tickets at the bottom of the hill from the small 'office' in the car park and not walk up to the tower expecting to buy tickets. You have to buy them in advance. Otherwise, you will have a long walk back and forth.

Many of the buildings in this Coruna neighbourhood date back to the re-founding of the city in the 1200s. There you will find many Roman ruins, churches, and museums and you will be impressed with the beauty of the old city and feel like you travel in time. Pay attention to the beauty and architectural details of the three churches in this district: the Church of Santiago, Santa Maria del Campo, and Santo Domingo.

Have you ever seen wall clocks, grandfather clocks, and ship clocks dating from the 17th to 20th centuries? That’s only a small part of the watches you will see in this clock museum. This collection has been formed over the years through donations and acquisitions by the City Council. The museum is open from 17:00 to 19:00 from Monday to Friday, and the entrance is completely free.