The sheer variety of things to do in La Coruña may surprise you, given the fact that it’s not as well known as other Spanish cities like Madrid and Barcelona. Yet even with a population of over a million people, La Coruña feels decidedly approachable. Bike tours and beautiful beaches are symbols of a simpler life here. Fine arts and culture thrive in this hidden gem of a city, where you can walk in the footsteps of Picasso at his childhood home, or lose yourself for hours among paintings and sculptures dating back to the Renaissance at the Museo de Bellas Artes.

Like other cultural hubs of Spain, an evening out starts with drinks and tapas, and doesn’t end until the sun comes up. You’re sure to have an unforgettable time in La Coruña as part of classic European cruises, whether you’re exploring Old Town or catching a peek at the oldest lighthouse in the world, The Tower of Hercules. 

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