The history of Galicia is necessarily international, and it cannot be understood without considering the country’s strategic maritime position, and the Atlantic trade and migration routes it is a part of, including the American diaspora. Over the centuries we have developed a global profile in fields as diverse as economics, culture and language.

In this history of Galicia, A Coruña plays a major role. Since the 16th century, with the Casa das Especiarías (House of Spices) and even much earlier, beginning with the history of the harbor and with it the first Atlantic trade routes; up to the present times, marked by the growing impact of globalization and the economic and cultural internationalization of the city. Today, A Coruña is an intermediate global city, which stands out for its international, cultural and academic connectivity in so many ways…

All cities have a tourist map that points out tourist landmarks and prominent places that identify the tourist attractions of the city. We aspire to expand the idea of ​​this map to other attractions of the territory, linked to its international connectivity, both of spaces and actors.