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Discover the best top things to do in Sada, Spain including Paseo Maritimo Sada, Isla De Santa Cruz, Tower of Hercules (Torre de Hercules), Puerto de Redes, Covad'anca, Taxi Mino, Parque el Pasatiempo, Meson El Puerto Sada, Iglesia de San Francisco, Playa de Morazon.
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1. Paseo Maritimo Sada
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 49 reviews
Reviewed By L C - Bath, United Kingdom
This is a great walk along a flat Promenade with fine views of the beach and out to sea! Lots of shops and cafes opposite with opportunities to stop for a coffee or a drink. Good for walking with your dog, cycling or running; there is a small 'keep fit' area!!
Can get busy but there is ample parking....
2. Isla De Santa Cruz
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 171 reviews
Reviewed By Roger B
I visited this island. I enjoy it a lot. It's a beautifull little castle full of history. If you use a wheelchair you can access to it too.
If you have ever played Uncharted Games on Playstation you must visit it because this place is really really related with that game.
Visit it!
3. Tower of Hercules (Torre de Hercules)
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 4 reviews
Built by the Romans around AD 98–117, this is the world's oldest functioning lighthouse.
Reviewed By Olimpia D - La Coruna, Spain
The oldest Roman lighthouse still working in the world, Tower of Hercules is definitely the most important tourist spot in a Coruña. Measuring 57 meters, we have a 365 degrees of a beautiful view from the Bay of A Coruña. You can pay 3€ per a regular ticket and if you contact than in advanced you can have a guided tour.
4. Puerto de Redes
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 36 reviews
Reviewed By PAUC00 - Madrid, Spain
Un pequeño puerto marinero cerca de Coruña, escenario de la película "Julieta" de Almodóvar. Aparca a la entrada del puerto en el parking público y aprovecha para pasear por sus calles, una visita rápida para seguir ruta por la costa gallega.
5. Covad'anca
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 21 reviews
Reviewed By SSGviajera - La Coruna, Spain
Este local está en Fontán y con su buen hacer se han hecho un importante hueco en Sada. El ambiente es muy bueno, cocinan muy bien y son muy amables.
Covad'anca es ideal para tomarse una caña, un vino, un refresco o lo que sea, siempre acompañado por una tapa (gratis con cada consumición).
Se puede elegir entre varias tapas, que van cambiando cada día: garbanzos con gambas, patatas a la riojana, pasta a la carbonara, tortilla, setas al ajillo, salmorejo, fideuá, tostas, etc.
No es un restaurante.
6. Taxi Mino
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3 reviews
Displacements airports, train stations and Bus, visits to tourist places, Beaches. Displacement areas of drinks and nightclubs. Displacement to hotels, camping, hostels. Assistance to travelers and support for pilgrims, (English path)
Reviewed By Muxa1 - Mino, Spain
Ha sido un agradable "viaje", muy corto pero suficiente para poder opinar. El chico muy rápido y correcto. El taxi, súper limpio y cómodo. Es muy recomendable
7. Parque el Pasatiempo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 265 reviews
Reviewed By Sonia_and_Dave - London, United Kingdom
This park was built by returnee migrants that had lived in the Americas. They wanted to create something that would show the locals some of the wonders they'd seen on their travels across the globe. Sadly, this park isn't in a great state of repair. It's definitely worth a visit to explore the Gardens, caves and to see the sculptures and wall decorations. It reminded me of the Indiana Jones movies. If you're in the area, do go and visit it. You'll love it!
8. Meson El Puerto Sada
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By garimbol
Típico mesón de puerto marinero. Su nombre lo dice todo.
No tienen pretensiones de ser restaurante fino, y como lo llevan lo llevan muy bien.
Para comida casera, es uno de los mejores sitios en los que comer.
9. Iglesia de San Francisco
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 38 reviews
Reviewed By ranles76 - Escondido
We visited the Church of San Francisco as part of at bus tour from our ship. This is a Gothic 14th century Church. Note, it is NOT handicap friendly. A couple sharp and narrow steps lead to the courtyard, and then a couple more up and into the church. Once in there it is no problem. We found this church a bit boring, given the 100 or so we have visited on tours.
10. Playa de Morazon
Overall Ratings
4 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By bernardo_fdezgom - La Coruna, Spain
Se trata de una pequeña playa pegada al puerto de Sada. Se accede desde la zona de Fontan, descendiendo por una pronunciada escalera. Es muy agradable, y normalmente es frecuentada por la gente de la zona.
Tiene el problema de que cuando sube la marea, la playa prácticamente desaparece.
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