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A day in Ferrol

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We will be arriving in Ferrol late tomorrow and plan to stay the next day to do laundry and explore as we have not been there before; we start walking on Saturday. Any suggestions- what to do, where to eat etc.
 
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There's a naval museum, but I seem to remember that the opening times were very limited. A walk round the marina was pleasant. Mass in the cathedral. A nice place to wander around looking at the architecture
We had a menu del dia just opposite the tourist information in the centre of town at the Cafe Avenida. Very friendly. We also had the thickest hot chocolate ever at a place at the top end
of the market
 
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Not much to see @ Franco's birthplace on the Rua Maria, just a discreet wall plaque -- but it's easy to find.
 
We will be arriving in Ferrol late tomorrow and plan to stay the next day to do laundry and explore as we have not been there before; we start walking on Saturday. Any suggestions- what to do, where to eat etc.
Have a drink at the Parador and large free tapas. Naval Museum is free. Get your passport and stamp at marina near 0km marker and walk the Camino Ingles (might need a few extra days)!
 
For breakfast and coffee/ tea.
Some Portugal in Ferrol.


Museo Navantia.

Enjoy.
We had a second breakfast after laundry- cafe con leche and pasteles de nata. If they are open tomorrow as we walk past we’ll stop for some to go.
 
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Ferrol has a strong cultural influence from military people coming from other regions like Cartagena (Murcia) and Cádiz (Andalucia), so that the Semana Santa ferrolana with its "cofradias" and "pasos" like in the south of Spain and the fact that it is "not a good idea" to speak Galician language to them despiste most of them have Galician origin.
 
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