As far as aquariums go, I give this one relatively high marks. A bit out of the way, it is located…read moreright on the water with awesome views of the sea. There is not a ton of animals, but the tanks they have are well executed and seem well taken care of. Exhibits like the Nautilus are pretty cool but also feel a bit random. Really reasonable admission. A place worth checking out if you have kids.

While traveling through Spain I had the great fortune of being able to visit Estrella Galicia while…read morein A Coruña! The facility is absolutely beautiful! Upon entering you are provided a wristband to wear that provides access to the facility and various interactive experiences on the tour! I think my favorite part of the tour was the "help yourself" tasting! The tour takes you on a journey of the beginnings of the business, the family, and how the brand has grown over the years! Amazing! If you're in the area, I'd strongly suggest stopping in for the tour and bit of lunch at the pub which is at the end of the tour.

A great way to discover the brand. For 18 euro you can walk through the 5 or 6 areas and at the end…read moreare given a complimentary drink.

The Torre de Hércules in A Coruna is the oldest working lighthouse, a world heritage site, and a…read moresight to behold, but these two lighthouses in Mera are definitely worth the visit. At least our kiddo thought so. Super windy and beautiful views. There's a small museum (free entrance) with a nice view from the top. Careful going up because it's a short ceiling on those stairs!! The visit to the lighthouse itself is beautiful. Extremely windy, super scenic, breathtaking, fun for little ones. Never crowded and always enjoyable and we have been several times during our trip. Parking isn't ample and can fill up but we have always secured a spot. Regardless it's always spacious and never crowded (as Torre de Hércules typically is).