Coruña is a city at the height of multiculturalism; the differences between neighborhoods are quite noticeable (Plaza Ponte is not the same as Los Mallos), but it is still safe. Currently, there is a garbage strike that has led some people to set fire to containers, which is the most dangerous situation at the moment.

Coruña is very safe, however there are areas like Los Mayos or Sagrada Familia that aren't as safe. The center of Coruña or Matogrande are very safe, I have never had any problems. At night there are lots of people and bars open.

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Located in Spain's northwest region of Galicia, A Coruña is a vibrant seaside city known for its rich history and picturesque atmosphere. It's fondly referred to as 'the Glass City' because of its unique glass-fronted buildings that line the seafront. A Coruña is home to the Roman Tower of Hercules, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the world's oldest functioning lighthouse. Its enticing mix of relaxing beaches, thriving gastronomic scene, and lively cultural schedule that includes theatre, opera, and festivals make it an appealing destination for travelers. Moreover, its historical old town with narrow streets, plazas, churches, and buzzing tapas bars add to the city's charm.

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