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Refreshment kiosks (ambigús) are located in all stands. The area surrounding the stadium (Calle Manuel Murguía) has many bars serving beers for ~€3-€5.
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Estadio Abanca-Riazor is beachfront. It is a scenic 20-minute walk from the city center (Plaza de María Pita). Bus lines 3, 3A, 4, and 7 stop nearby.
Warning: Parking near the stadium is very difficult. It is highly recommended to walk along the seafront promenade to reach the ground.
Away fans are usually in Sector 20 (Grada Visitante) between the Pabellón and Preferencia stands.
PROHIBITED ITEMS
CRITICAL
The stadium is located right on Riazor beach. Security can be high-profile for certain regional fixtures. Bags larger than A4 are forbidden.
Designated littoral paths lead back to the city center and the main hospitality zones.
Exit via the Grada Visitante gates directly onto Calle Manuel Murguía or toward the beach promenade.
Hub
A Coruña Airport (LCG) / Santiago (SCQ)
Transfer
LCG to center is 20 mins by ALSA bus. Santiago (SCQ) is 45 mins by train/road.
Tip
Santiago de Compostela (SCQ) often has more international flight options and better rail connectivity to A Coruña.
The 'Paseo Marítimo' and the area around 'Plaza de María Pita' offer a beautiful Galician atmosphere with world-class seafood.
RECOMMENDED
Plaza de María Pita / Riazor Beach offers good transport links and is generally safe for away supporters.
GATHERING POINT
CENTRAL MEETING POINT
Plaza de María Pita
The main square of A Coruña, dominated by the City Hall. It is the social heart of the city and the starting point for the walk to the stadium.
POLICE PROFILE
VISIBLE
Policía Nacional maintains a presence at the stadium and along the main fan walking routes near the beach district.