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The Castle of San Anton is a small sea fort with a chapel in the upper levels and an underground cistern. It includes a medium-sized museum of archaeology and local history, the entrance to which costs 2 euro. The exhibits are available in two languages: Spanish and Galician, but the person at the cash desk will give you a booklet in English showing the layout and the highlights. While walking around the walls, you’ll also enjoy the fantastic views of the port.

Don’t forget that Coruna is in Northern Spain, so chances are it’ll rain at one point or another. So pack some rain clothes with you. Don’t worry, as locals say that rains are not very prolonged in this region.

Just 10 minutes drive south from La Coruna’s old town, and you will see impressive stone ruins between the lush Feáns-Mesorio and Elvina valleys. The magnificent archaeological site will return you to the times when the Castro culture thrived throughout this northern Spanish region.