Food and Wine Experience
in the Old Town of A Coruña

Guided tasting of Galician wines paired with traditional cuisine to discover the flavours of Galicia in the historic centre of A Coruña

Description

1.5 hours

Rodolfus
Calle Damas, 2 15001 A Coruña, ES

10 people

58€

33€

48€ *

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*The price may vary depending on the number of people in the booking.

Administration fees not included

  • Wheelchair accessible
  • Suitable for people with reduced mobility
  • Suitable for pushchairs
  • Suitable for people with limited vision
  • Assistance animals are allowed

Refund if cancelled at least 24 hours prior to the event

Activity details

Discover the essence of Galicia in the historic heart of A Coruña through a local food and wine experience that combines Galician wines, traditional cuisine and culture.

In a space specialising in regional products, you will enjoy a guided tasting that highlights the diversity of Galician wines and their natural link to the region’s cuisine.

Throughout 90 minutes, iconic flavours such as cheese, empanada and octopus will accompany this experience, offering an authentic and intimate way to discover Galicia through its wine and cuisine.

Ideal for travellers seeking an authentic, high-quality introduction to Galician culture through wine, gastronomy and a historic setting with its own unique identity.

  • Specialised local host, responsible for guiding and explaining the experience.
  • Guided tasting of three Galician wines from different designations of origin.
  • Pairing with traditional Galician appetisers, including:
    • Galician cheese platter

    • Galician pie

    • Octopus

  • Full meals (lunch or dinner)

The experience will take place at Rodolfus, located in the Old Town of A Coruña, at Calle Damas, 2.

  • Please arrive 10 minutes early; the activity will begin at the scheduled time.
  • All teenagers, children, and/or babies must be accompanied by an adult
  • Child (aged 4 to 11): maximum 2 per booking
  • Infants (0 to 3 years old): maximum 2 per booking
  • Important note: We only serve alcoholic beverages to travelers 21 years of age and older. Travellers under the age of 21 will be served non-alcoholic beverages.

Cancellations
Customers will receive a full refund or credit with 24 hours notice of cancellation. Customers will also receive a full refund or credit in the event of operator cancellation due to weather or other unforeseen circumstances. Contact us by phone to cancel or inquire about a cancellation. No-shows will be charged full price.

A local experience to discover Galicia through its wine and cuisine

On the northwest coast of Galicia, A Coruña dazzles with its maritime beauty and rich historical legacy. With a growing population of approximately 245,000, this coastal city offers a unique experience that perfectly combines tradition and modernity.

Infinite boardwalk

On the shores of the Atlantic, A Coruña captivates with its iconic promenade. With the Hercules lighthouse as a millenary witness, this path runs along the entire coastline, offering panoramic views of the ocean that inspire sailors and dreamers. The sound of the sea becomes the soundtrack as you soak up the energy of the Atlantic.

City of glass and tradition

A Coruña reveals itself as a place of contrasts, where modernity harmoniously intertwines with history. La Marina, with its glass architecture, and the Plaza de María Pita are the best examples. Legend surrounds the Tower of Hercules, the Roman lighthouse that has guided travelers for over 2,000 years, adding a mystical touch to the urban landscape.

Gastronomy that tastes like the sea

Visitors will find a feast for the palate at every turn. The pulperías offer the most tender octopus, while the local markets overflow with fresh seafood. The local cuisine in A Coruña is a celebration of the fruits of the Atlantic, where the flavors of the sea merge into delicious dishes that capture the culinary essence of the region.

Gastronomy and wines

Galician culinary tradition is a feast for the senses. Delight in delicious seafood, exquisite meats, and traditional dishes like empanada and Galician-style octopus. Galicia is also known for its Albariño and Godello wines, whose quality and flavor reflect the richness of its land.

History and charm

The city invites visitors to explore its charming streets and squares. The combination of historic and modern buildings creates a charming, welcoming, and unique atmosphere. Plaza de María Pita, the Old Town, and the Museum of Fine Arts are testaments to the city’s cultural and artistic richness. A Coruña, the place where history and the sea converge to offer a vibrant and unique experience on the Galician coast, awaits you with open arms.