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Bonjour, mes amis voyageurs! So you're a budget-conscious solo adventurer planning a trip to La Coruña in the fall? Magnifique! La Coruña in autumn offers a unique charm, a softer light, and fewer crowds than the peak summer months. Think cozy evenings in traditional tapas bars, the scent of roasted chestnuts on the crisp air, and the rhythmic crash of the Atlantic against the city's beautiful coastline.

The weather in autumn in La Coruña is generally mild, with average temperatures hovering around 15-20°C (59-68°F). Expect some rain, of course – it's the Atlantic coast! – but interspersed with sunny spells perfect for exploring. Pack layers; you'll want a jacket and maybe a scarf, but you’ll also appreciate lighter clothes for warmer days.

Activities: La Coruña boasts a stunning coastline, perfect for long walks along the beaches of Orzán and Riazor. You can even take a leisurely stroll along the stunning Paseo Marítimo, a long promenade offering breathtaking ocean views. Free activities include exploring the historic city center, visiting the impressive Torre de Hércules (Hercules Tower, a Roman-era lighthouse, entry fee around €3.50), and soaking in the atmosphere of the Plaza de María Pita. Consider visiting the Museo de Bellas Artes (Fine Arts Museum), entry fee around €3.00. For a more unique experience, explore the charming fishing quarter of Monte Alto with its narrow streets and colorful houses.

Food: Indulge in Galicia's culinary delights! Pulpo a la gallega (Galician-style octopus) is a must-try, typically costing €12-€18 depending on the establishment. Enjoy fresh seafood in abundance – think empanadas, percebes (goose barnacles), and mejillones (mussels) – all easily found at affordable prices in local markets and restaurants. A simple but delicious meal of seafood tapas could cost around €15-€20. Don’t forget the local Albariño wine!

Transportation: La Coruña is a very walkable city. However, you can use public transportation (buses) which are quite affordable, costing around €1.35 per ride. Taxis are readily available but generally more expensive.

Culture: The Galician culture is warm and welcoming. Locals are generally friendly and happy to share their knowledge of the region. You might witness traditional Galician music performances in local bars or during festivals (check for events during your travel dates). The city architecture is a lovely mix of modern and historical styles, reflecting its rich past. Popular plants include camellias and eucalyptus, often seen in gardens and parks. Pets, particularly dogs, are a common sight in La Coruña.

Estimated Budget (7 days):

Flights: €200-€400 (depending on your origin)

Accommodation (budget hostel or Airbnb): €350-€490

Food: €210-€350

Activities & Entrance Fees: €50-€100

Transportation: €30-€50

Total Estimated Cost: €840-€1390 (This is an estimate; your actual cost may vary based on your choices and spending habits.)

Remember to be open to new experiences, embrace the unexpected, and savor every moment. ¡Buen viaje, and may your solo adventure in La Coruña be filled with wonderful memories!