Things to see in Gran Canaria
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What to see in Gran Canaria: 20 places that cannot be missed
For its climate, nature and leisure offer, Gran Canaria is one of the meccas of tourism in the Canary Islands. Discover its best beaches, villages and natural areas.
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Teror: a beautiful and pious town on Gran Canaria
The pretty town of Teror is Gran Canaria’s green heartland. It’s famous for its charming balconied houses and for the local people’s devotion to the Virgen del Pino.
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Arucas: the cradle of authentic honey rum
Tucked in the northern part of Gran Canaria, Arucas invites you to savour its luscious honey rum, climb mountains, swim in its natural pools and admire its Neo-gothic cathedral.
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What to see in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria: the capital of the archipelago
This bustling capital welcomes visitors with a near endless supply of places to explore and there’s no better place to start than the historical quarter of Vegueta.
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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.
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Presa de las Niñas: one of Gran Canaria’s most comprehensive recreation areas
Presa de las Niñas is a beautiful artificial lake and recreation area in the southern part of the island. It is perfect for enjoying a swim and having a picnic.
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Maspalomas Lighthouse: a symbol of Gran Canaria
Maspalomas Lighthouse is a symbol of the south of Gran Canaria, its unmistakeable silhouette forming part of the local skyline. Come see it for yourself.
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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.
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The Botanical Garden Viera y Clavijo: a verdant Noah’s Arc
The Botanical Garden Viera y Clavijo is a canopy of extremely rare and beautiful plant species. Come explore and be blown away by its sheer beauty.
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Arucas Cathedral: a local icon
Explore amazing Arucas Cathedral, an icon in the beautiful town of Arucas on Gran Canaria. Find out more this spectacular architectural treat and about the beautiful town.