Vegueta: the oldest neighbourhood in Las Palmas
Vegueta is the oldest neighbourhood in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. Christopher Columbus anchored here on his way to the Americas.
Casa de Colón: walk in Columbus’ footsteps
If you’re fascinated by history, visit the Casa de Colón for a unique opportunity to learn about the voyages made by Christopher Columbus to the New World.
The Painted Cave: Gran Canaria’s great archaeological treasure
The Painted Cave in Gáldar was home to the former inhabitants of Gran Canaria. Today, it’s one of the most important archaeological sites on the Canary Islands. Make it part of your plans during your island getaway.
Cenobio de Valerón: Gran Canaria’s immense pantry
The island’s early inhabitants excavated Cenebio de Valerón, a network of cavities where they stored the fruits of the harvest over the winter months.
Las Palmas carnival: Gran Canaria’s big festivity
When Las Palmas dresses up in feathers, sequins and bright colours for its carnival, you are guaranteed three weeks of non-stop fun.
Spas in Gran Canaria: havens of luxury and relaxation
The range of relaxing spots and spas in Gran Canaria is as good as the treatments they offer. Let your cares melt away in hotels, on beaches and in natural spaces.
Santa Catalina Park: the bustling heart of Las Palmas
This 100-year park is at the epicentre of the tourist district of Las Palmas, brimming with outdoor cafés, museums, and markets.
Natural pools on Gran Canaria: an alternative way of taking a swim
One of the best things about Gran Canaria’s coastline is the opportunity to enjoy swimming in the sea but in the safety of a pool.
Doramas Rural Park: a laurel forest kingdom
Doramas Rural Park (Parque Rural de Doramas) unfolds across 3,500 hectares of land and contains one of the largest laurel forests on Gran Canaria.
El Roquete: a lovely beach surrounded by cliffs in Gran Canaria
Pretty El Roquete Beach in Gáldar is a hidden stretch of sand that’s 60 m long and 15 m wide.