Muros is a municipality in the Spanish province of A Coruña. It is a well known old Galician coastal town, which is located at the northern entrance of one of the region's bays known as the "Muros y Noia rias". The whose traditional economy, like that of most harbour towns, is based on fishing, agriculture and tourism.
Visitors to Muros will enjoy a walk along the seafront promenade which runs the length of the town’s sea front. The buildings are predominantly white with galleria style balconies. This part of town is an ideal spot for having a drink or a plate of tapas. Behind the harbour front buildings is the center of town where a busy outdoor market is held weekly. The main residential part of Muros is then built back into a steep hill (the "Monte Louro" mountain) with steps, pathways and narrow roads negotiating the slope
Cruise Season – Jan - Dec
Currency – Euro (EUR)
Language – Spanish
Land Area – 73 km²
Population – 11,000 approx
Electricity – 2 round pins European style
Time – GMT plus one hour
International Country Telephone Code – + 34
Port Location – The port is located at the town centre of Muros.
Transport Links – Direct flights from the UK to Galicia's airports are by two carriers, namely Ryanair and Iberia (and their economy alternative - Clickair). These flights are only available from Heathrow or Stansted (london) and fly to Santiago de Compostela or la Coruna. Connections from Madrid and Barcelona are available from other airlines. All flights from the USA will be connections from Barcelona or Madrid.
Special buses called “Castromils” travel from Santiago’s main bus station to most towns in Galacia.