Route Overview in Coruña

Walking informations

📍 Location: Coruña, Spain
⏱️ Duration: 40 minutes
🚶 Distance: 2,8 km
📊  Steps: Around 3,000
🔥 Calories burned: Approximately 180 kcal


Perfect for a short exercise session, the route combines history, city vibes, and a slight challenge with some uphill climbs on the way back. Let’s dive into the details of this delightful step-by-step journey 🚶♂️!

Starting at the postal area of 15007 A Coruña, the walk kicks off at the Parque Santa Margarita, a beautiful green space ideal for a morning or afternoon walk. This park offers a peaceful start to your route, with lush greenery, paths perfect for walking, and maybe even a moment to snap a quick 📸 by the fountains or sculptures.

From there, head towards Los Cantones, one of the main commercial and historical areas of the city. As you make your way, you’ll pass through charming streets that give you a true taste of local life. The bustle of shops and cafes along the way makes this section of the route lively and interesting, offering a great chance to window-shop or grab a quick coffee before continuing.

The route finishes at the iconic Plaza de María Pita, a magnificent square surrounded by historical buildings and the majestic town hall. It’s the perfect spot to end the walk, with plenty of benches to rest and people-watch after your adventure. Plus, the views of the old town are simply stunning—don’t forget your camera for some final 📸 shots!

Highlights and Tips

One of the standout highlights of this walk is definitely the central district of A Coruña, with its vibrant mix of history and modern city life. Walking through Los Cantones gives you the chance to experience the lively atmosphere of A Coruña’s urban heart, while Plaza de María Pita offers a more peaceful and historical vibe, perfect for reflecting on your journey.

Do note that the return trip may be slightly challenging due to the uphill climbs 🏞️. So, it’s best to wear comfortable walking shoes and pace yourself, especially if you’re not used to walking inclines. The route is fairly straightforward, making it suitable for most fitness levels, and the 40-minute duration makes it a great option for a quick walk or an energizing break.

In conclusion, this walking route by @cani130713 is a great option for anyone looking to mix city exploration with a bit of exercise in A Coruña. Whether you’re a local or a visitor, the combination of urban highlights and scenic spots makes it a delightful way to get your steps in. So, why not give it a try? Start your own adventure today and don’t forget to share your own route with WeWard! 🚶‍♀️✨

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