Rating
4.3/5 (based on Google user reviews)
Interesting Sites Nearby
Igrexa de San Xurxo (5 km)
Tower of Hercules (6,3 km)
Igrexa de Santiago Church (4,8 km)
Colegiata de Santa María del Campo (5 km)
San Antón Castle (4,7 km)
A Coruña City Walls (4,8 km)
Church of Santa María de Cambre (7,2 km)
Santa Cruz Castle (5,8 km)
Santiago de Compostela Cathedral (51 km)
Pazo de Raxoi (51 km)
Monastery of San Martiño Pinario (50,8 km)
Monastery of San Paio de Antealtares (51 km)
Convent of San Domingos de Bonaval (50,7 km)
Santa María del Azogue Church (17,4 km)
San Francisco Church (17,4 km)
Monastery of San Xoán de Caaveiro (29,8 km)
Sobrado Abbey (45,4 km)
User Reviews
Cabo “EA1BC” Tenreiro (12 months ago)
One of the best, in the history of Coruña, next to the Torre de Hèrcules. They should give more publicity and attention to this beautiful place. Access can be improved.
One of the best, in the history of Coruña, next to the Torre de Hèrcules. They should give more publicity and attention to this beautiful place. Access can be improved.
Iván Guitart (12 months ago)
Inaccesible tanto a coche como a pie, no se si será algo eventual por reforma o si será siempre así. Una lástima
Inaccesible tanto a coche como a pie, no se si será algo eventual por reforma o si será siempre así. Una lástima
jorge calvo (12 months ago)
I have been many years ago, when I was still almost unexcavated; I have gone today, but it is not open at any time. You must register to visit it. I give 3 stars because the schedules and information here are not up to date.
I have been many years ago, when I was still almost unexcavated; I have gone today, but it is not open at any time. You must register to visit it. I give 3 stars because the schedules and information here are not up to date.
Pedro Palomeque Ramirez (12 months ago)
A pity that it is not open to the public all day. From the road you can see slightly.
A pity that it is not open to the public all day. From the road you can see slightly.
Julio Lorente (13 months ago)
The guided visit to the castro is well worth it, much less known and promoted than the historical and archaeological value of the site deserves. The Castro is in a quiet place from which you can see La Coruña. The visit is very complete and helps you to recognize and interpret the different structures and to imagine what life could be like in the fort and the relationship with Carthaginians and Romans during the time it was inhabited.
The guided visit to the castro is well worth it, much less known and promoted than the historical and archaeological value of the site deserves. The Castro is in a quiet place from which you can see La Coruña. The visit is very complete and helps you to recognize and interpret the different structures and to imagine what life could be like in the fort and the relationship with Carthaginians and Romans during the time it was inhabited.
