A Coruña Provincial Council Presents 'A Paisaxe que Sabe' Guides

The publications highlight the work of producers, restaurateurs, and tourism professionals who bring the provincial territory to life.

Generic image of a hand holding a small green plant on fertile soil, with warm natural light.
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Generic image of a hand holding a small green plant on fertile soil, with warm natural light.

The A Coruña Provincial Council today presented four new guides titled 'A Paisaxe que Sabe' (The Landscape That Knows), emphasizing the fundamental role of the people who care for and give life to the provincial territory.

Held at the Pazo de Arenaza, the publications, edited by 20xvinte, focus on local producers, restaurateurs, travel agents, and influencers.
Vice President Xosé Regueira highlighted that the unique value of a landscape lies in the people who inhabit it and give it meaning. The guides champion local knowledge and commitment to the territory, explaining the province through both its spaces and the lives lived within them.
Regueira noted that the initiative goes beyond mere publication, fostering community around a more human approach to tourism. "The province of A Coruña has nearly 30,000 population centers and 956 kilometers of coastline," he added, stating that "thousands of people" contribute to preserving the identity and enriching the visitor experience, bringing "magic to the province".
The publications aim to give visibility to these voices and strengthen the connection between landscape, product, gastronomy, and community, by showcasing the projects and perspectives of those who make it possible.
Based on information from the official source: Deputación da Coruña (21/10/2026)