The Curuxeiras Dock is a port area located in Ferrol that has witnessed maritime activity over the years. Arriving at the dock, we would find a panoramic view of the water and port facilities, with ships and vessels that reflect the vitality of the local maritime sector. From the outside, we could observe daily port activities, such as the unloading of goods, the presence of fishing boats, and possibly the preparation of vessels to set sail. The sound of the waves and the sea breeze would add an atmospheric touch to the experience. The Curuxeiras Pier can offer a unique insight into Ferrol's connection with the sea, and we could find local fishermen working on their boats or carrying out their daily tasks.

The Baluarte de San Juan is a fortification that is part of the defensive complex of Ferrol, built during the 16th and 17th centuries to protect the city and its important naval port. Upon reaching the bastion, we would find a robust and strategically located structure that offers panoramic views of the city and its surroundings. From the outside, we could appreciate the military architecture of the fortification, with its stone walls, towers and defensive structures. The elevated position of the bastion could provide us with impressive views of Ferrol and, possibly, the port and the sea. A visit to the Baluarte de San Juan would allow us to immerse ourselves in the military history of the city and understand the strategic importance of this fortification. We could explore the surroundings, walking along the walls and observing the topography surrounding the fortress.

Here we will discover Ferrol Vello, the ancient heart of the city, which displays its historical charm with cobblestone streets, brightly colored houses and architecture that reflects centuries of naval history. During the visit to Ferrol Vello we will find period buildings and iconic places such as the Military Arsenal and the Plaza de Armas among others, which highlight their historical importance. This neighborhood evokes an authentic and picturesque atmosphere that invites us to explore the maritime and cultural essence of the city.

Our tour continues walking through the La Magdalena neighborhood, known for its historical and maritime charm. We will walk through streets full of history and colorful facades, which reflect the rich naval history of the city. The Magdalena Church is a prominent landmark, while the nearby port adds a seafaring touch. The traditional atmosphere and small shops offer an authentic experience to visitors. Throughout this visit we will encounter referent elements of modernist architecture, characterized by elegant lines, ornate details and creative use of materials. Buildings with decorative and artistic elements, typical of this architectural trend, add a distinctive touch to the urban landscape, fusing the historical with the modern.

A historic building that dates back to the 18th century and is located a few meters from the Plaza de Amboage, in the center of the city. This market is known for its neoclassical architecture and its importance as a meeting point for Ferrolans over the years. Stopping in front of the market, we would admire its elegant and well-preserved façade. We can expect to see a series of columns that enhance the neoclassical style, as well as architectural details that reflect the building's rich history. From the outside, we could observe the activity in the square, especially if we were there during market hours. The fishmongers and other businesses surrounding the area would add vitality to the environment, and we could capture the essence of daily life in Ferrol.

If we plan to make a stop to see the Ferrol Co-Cathedral from the outside, we can expect to enjoy an impressive architectural experience and immerse ourselves in the cultural history of the city. Here is a description of what we could expect during this stop: St Julian's Co-Cathedral is a magnificent example of religious architecture dating back to the 18th century. This imposing building is located in the heart of Ferrol and represents an important part of the historical and cultural heritage of the region. From the outside, we can appreciate the grandeur of the co-cathedral, which includes an impressive bell tower. It is also possible to take in the details of the square surrounding the church, which can be a quiet and charming place to stop and reflect on the history and cultural importance of the place.

In this part of the tour, all visitors will have the opportunity to enjoy a beer or a glass of wine, both products from the Galician region, in one of the most emblematic hospitality venues in the city.