Top Things to do in Ferrol
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The 10 Best Budget-friendly Things to do in Ferrol, Galicia
Discover the best top things to do in Ferrol, Spain including Ferrol Guias, Lume Boo, Exponav, Museo Naval, Mirador de la Ermita de Chamorro, Arsenal militar, SGHN - Museo de, CASTELO DE SAN FELIPE, Plaza de Amboage, Parque Reina Sofia.
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1. Ferrol Guias
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 39 reviews
We offer guided visits to the best historical and natural heritage in Ferrol: Military Arsenal, Shipyards Navantia, Art Nouveau tour, Castle of San Felipe, beaches and vintage point tours. In English, Spanish and/or Galician language. We also organize guided tours around different areas in Galicia, such as Santiago, Coruña, Lugo, for groups but also for individuals in private tours. Experience and passion are our main features.
2. Lume Boo
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4.5 based on 268 reviews
3. Exponav
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4.5 based on 115 reviews
4. Museo Naval
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4.5 based on 278 reviews
Reviewed By S3454EVtimb - Skopje, Republic of North Macedonia
Nice museum, interesting on boating, shipping, lighthousing and navalling....across the centuries; a nicely surpising gem
5. Mirador de la Ermita de Chamorro
6. Arsenal militar
7. SGHN - Museo de
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4.5 based on 38 reviews
The Natural History Museum has one of the most complete collections of marine mammals in the country. The big fin whale is the most striking specimen in the marine biology room, but there are also several pieces quite remarkable as the giant squid, the goblin shark and cetacean fossils of 20 million years of age.
Reviewed By Goodfood-goodmood11
The exhibition is very nice and you can learn a lot about local fauna and flora. Even though you don't speak gallego it's worth a visit! The staff is really great - very friendly, and even tough there was no guided tour, Maria showed us around the part of the museum that was not self-explanatory and told us some very interesting facts about geology in Galicia! We really enjoied the visit, thanks again Maria, and of course also all the volunteers who make this museum work!
