FREE TOUR FERROL
The best option to discover the city in an economical way.
Index
What does the Free Tour Ferrol consist of?
Possibly your best option to get to know Ferrol in a fun and authentic way.
A moment of culture and fun for everyone.
Enjoy your free tour in Ferrol as a couple, with friends or in a group!
Free tours of Ferrol are the perfect excuse to take some time to get to know better the cultural heritage of Spain.
The free tours Ferrol are free tours organized by guides that show the most emblematic tourist sites of a town or city. These tours are usually done on foot.
While there are several options and types of free tours in Spain, most are usually tours that include approximately 10 to 12 people. and last between 1 and 3 hours depending on the planned itinerary.
In any case, always check the detailed information we provide to know all the details of your free tour: schedules, cancellation policy, meeting point and all the information you need to make the most of your experience without having to worry about anything.
What to see and do in Ferrol?
Ferrol, Galicia is a coastal city located in northern Spain, in the province of A Coruña. Known for its important naval and commercial port, it is a place full of history and culture. The presence of the sea is noticeable in every corner of the city, from its beaches to its typical gastronomy based on fresh fish and seafood.
–
Monument to the Brotherhood
The Monument to the Brotherhood is a work of art located in Ferrol, Galicia. This sculpture represents a brotherhood member with his typical cape and hat. The figure is placed on a granite base and is approximately three meters high. In addition, the monument has other details such as the sword that the brother carries with him or the crossed hands as a sign of respect and devotion.
–
Co-cathedral of San Julián
The Co-cathedral of San Julian, located in the historic heart of Ferrol, Galicia, is an architectural jewel dating from the 18th century. This majestic temple stands out for its imposing baroque façade and its impressive octagonal dome. Inside it houses a magnificent main altarpiece dedicated to San Julian and numerous side chapels with fine neoclassical decorations.
–
Captaincy Palace
The Palacio de Capitanía is an impressive historical building located in Ferrol, Galicia. Built in the 18th century, this majestic palace was the residence of the captain general of the Spanish Navy for many years and today remains one of the most emblematic buildings in the city. Its baroque architectural style stands out for its elegance and sophistication, with an imposing main façade with three balconies adorned with large heraldic coats of arms.
Itinerary
At the indicated time we will start this
free tour of Ferrol
in the central
Plaza de Armas
. There we will contemplate the beautiful façade of the
Municipal Palace
and, then, we will go to the
Royal Street
to walk through the picturesque
Magdalena neighborhood
.
In this walk we will see the Monument to the Cofrade. Did you know that the
Holy Week of Ferrol
is declared
of International Tourist Interest
? After knowing some curiosities about this religious celebration, we will go through the
Paseo de la
Alameda
to the
co-cathedral of San Julián
consecrated to the patron saint of the city.
We will continue our free tour of Ferrol admiring the modernist buildings of the
modernist buildings of La Magdalena
among which stands out the emblematic
Swiss Hotel
. The next stop will be at the
Amboage Square
where we will meet one of the most beloved characters of Ferrol.
From the square we will go to the
Herrera Gardens
where we will find the
Palace of Capitanía
. In front of this building we will learn about the history of the
spy of Ferrol
and we will contemplate the
Military Arsenal
and the
shipyards
.
Then we will walk to the area of
Ferrol Viejo
which is the starting point of the
Camino
of English Compostela
. Finally, after a two-hour tour, we will conclude the tour at the Marina.
Meeting Point and Duration
The meeting point for the Free Tour Ferrol is at the Plaza de Armas. It lasts approximately two hours.
