OK The Way- Historic Center 1

Beautiful design accommodation located in the heart of the center of the historic beach town of A Coruña, in the Autonomous Community of Galicia, in the northwest of Spain.

In these temporary homes, guests will be able to enjoy the following facilities:

• An apartment with a bedroom with a double bed, kitchen and bathroom whose own balcony overlooks the busy Calle Franja, in the busy historic center.

• A standard double capacity apartment with 2 single beds, private bathroom and a charming full kitchen with small extension, as well as a small dining set for 2 people.

• duplex-style apartment, on the top floor, which is also the building, we would find a double-sized attic room with a double bed and from which we would have access to a charming terrace equipped with outdoor furniture, as well as the complete bathroom available. On the lower floor is where the living room is located, with a sofa-bed arranged next to the huge windows that overlook the street and next to which is a modest kitchen with all the necessary electrical equipment.

All these homes have internet connection via Wi-Fi and have wide screen televisions.

This accommodation has private parking.

Something essential in our visit to the city of A Coruña would be to visit its Paseo Marítimo that goes from the islet where we find the Castillo de San Antón, a curious military fortress from the 16th century that contributed at the time to the defense of the The town faced the attacks of the English navy, later, around the 18th century, it would become a prison, a function that it has maintained until the transfer to the city council, which has placed the Archaeological and Historical Museum of A Coruña.
in this area.
The path that we have undertaken reaches the park that surrounds the Tower of Hercules and in which a series of sculptures have been arranged, composing a beautiful open-air museum in which you can find different works by authors of the century xx. Returning to the spectacular tower that rises on the hill on this small peninsula that juts out into the sea on the city's coast, the Tower of Hercules is the oldest Roman lighthouse in the world that is still in operation.

If we wanted to enjoy a fabulous panoramic view of the city, we could always go to the top of the Monte de San Pedro, which has a curious spherical elevator for those who do not want to walk, although these may be Don't miss the defensive cannon batteries along the hillside, not to mention its beautiful parks, which in some specific cases turn into an entertaining plant maze.