Private electric tuk-tuk tour of A Coruña

• Exclusive transportation • Audio guide available in English, Spanish, and German • Driver fluent in both English and Spanish

• Gratuities

• Accessible for wheelchair users • Infants and young children can use a pram or stroller • Service animals are permitted • Nearby public transportation is available • Specialized seats for infants are provided • Transportation options accommodate wheelchair access • All areas and surfaces are accessible for wheelchair users • Suitable for individuals of all fitness levels

To receive a complete refund, cancellations must be made at least 24 hours prior to the planned departure time.

• The galleries along the Marina in A Coruña showcase traditional Galician architecture from the 19th century. These glass facades reflect sunlight and the sea, creating a visually striking landscape. Known as “the glass city,” these galleries face the port, and visitors on the TukExperience tour can appreciate their beauty while learning about their historical and cultural significance to A Coruña. • The Plaza de María Pita is situated in the center of A Coruña and is a key landmark of the city. Centered around the grand City Hall, the square honors Maria Pita, the local heroine who defended the city during the English invasion in 1589. While passing through this square on the TukExperience tour, visitors can enjoy its spaciousness and understand the rich history it embodies, serving as a gathering place for locals and tourists alike. • San Anton Castle is a 16th-century fortress located on the shores of A Coruña Bay, which was essential for the city's defense. Originally constructed to fend off sea attacks, the castle also functioned as a prison. It now houses the Archaeological and Historical Museum, where guests can learn about A Coruña's history. The TukExperience tour includes a pass by this significant site, providing an opportunity to view its impressive architecture and intriguing history. **Note: This location will be a stop only for routes starting from the Tower of Hercules. Routes departing from the Cruise Terminal (Palexco) or Tuk Experience Base will not include a stop here. • The Maritime Control Tower of A Coruña, a modern structure in the port, is responsible for managing maritime traffic. Its distinct contemporary design has made it a representation of the city’s port activities. • The ancient walls of A Coruña's Old City are remnants from the medieval period, which once protected the city against invasions. Although only sections remain, these walls serve as a reminder of the city's historical defenses. • A Coruña’s promenade, one of the longest in Europe, runs along much of the city’s coastline. This walkway offers impressive views of the Atlantic Ocean and connects several of the city's notable landmarks, including the Tower of Hercules and the beaches of Riazor and Orzán. • The Tower of Hercules, built in the 1st century, is the oldest operational lighthouse in the world and serves as a symbol of A Coruña. Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, it provides stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean and the Galician coastline. Visitors can stop at this iconic monument during the tour to take photographs and appreciate its remarkable history and surroundings. **Note: This location will be a stop only for routes starting from the Cruise Terminal (Palexco) or Tuk Experience Base. Routes starting from the Tower of Hercules will not include a stop here. • The Aquarium Finisterrae is located by the sea and is one of A Coruña's most notable attractions. The TukExperience tour allows guests to enjoy the panoramic views of the Atlantic, accompanied by the sounds of the waves and the ocean breeze. This aquarium, which focuses on the Atlantic's marine biodiversity, features architecture that harmonizes with the coastal setting, creating a unique visual experience inside and out, especially at sunset. • Plaza de Orzán is a public space that links to A Coruña’s dynamic promenade. This area is bustling with life, featuring bars, restaurants, and views of the famous Orzán beach. Visitors will pass through this square, which combines the city's vibrant atmosphere with its maritime proximity, during the TukExperience tour. • Riazor Stadium, home to Deportivo de La Coruña, is a key sports landmark in the city. Opened in 1944, it has hosted significant moments in Spanish football, notably during “Depor's” successes in the 1990s and early 2000s. The TukExperience tour includes a pass by this prominent stadium located next to Riazor Beach, an important site for football enthusiasts and the city's sporting history.