Things to do in Culleredo

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Tower of Hercules

Tower of Hercules is situated on a peninsula in northwestern Spain and is the second-tallest tower in the country. It is built on a 57m cliff and stands 55m tall. The tower is divided into levels, with the top level featuring a Roman-style lighthouse. Adjacent to the base is a small, rectangular Roman building. Built during the ancient Roman period, the tower has a history of about 1,900 years, and the lighthouse is named after Hercules from Greek mythology. The lighthouse was designated a World Heritage Site in 2009.

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Aquarium Finisterrae

Aquarium Finisterrae is located near the Tower of Hercules and is dedicated to ecological education for the conservation of marine diversity. The aquarium showcases a wide variety of marine life, including colorful fish, such as rays and octopuses. There are also two large swimming pools outside the aquarium.

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Monte de San Pedro

Originally a military fortress, it was converted into a park after the war. Visitors can view some of the preserved military structures and enjoy the natural scenery on the mountain. There is a cable car available, and you can have a picnic or go for a walk at the summit.

Gardens of Méndez Núñez

Riazor Stadium

The beach is adjacent to the Atlantic Ocean, featuring a wide sandy shore and a beautiful coastline, and it connects with Orzan Beach. There is a seaside promenade along the coast, suitable for walking, jogging, watching the sunset, or gazing at the waves. In summer, you can swim, sunbathe, and participate in some water activities, while in winter it is more suitable for coastal walks and enjoying the spectacular waves.

MEGA Mundo Estrella Galicia

The museum is located inside a brewery in A Coruña and invites visitors to touch, smell, see and feel its beer through different experiences. It offers the opportunity to travel through more than a century of family brewing history. During this journey, visitors can learn about the history of beer since ancient times and the importance of its raw materials, and learn about the brewing processes used in its recipes, as well as bottling and marketing activities. Anyone who wishes can visit the installations with a Guide and participate in presentations with tasting workshops. Guide tours are also available, including a beer pouring experience and a cheese or preserves pairing, or visitors can combine a visit to the museum with other excursions to get to know the city of A Coruña.

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Santa Margarita Park

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