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Las Palmas

One of Spain’s best urban beaches, ideal for swimming, strolling along the promenade and enjoying the coastal atmosphere all year round.

A protected natural area with hiking routes, viewpoints and unique views of the city’s northern coastline.

An impressive green space on the outskirts of the city, where you can discover the rich endemic plant life of the Canary Islands.

One of the most famous carnivals in the archipelago, with costume competitions, gala nights and parades lasting several weeks.

Held in June, they commemorate the founding of the city with concerts, open-air theatre and cultural activities.

Every spring, Las Palmas becomes a hub for independent cinema, with screenings, workshops and an international presence.

Cobblestone streets, colonial architecture and iconic landmarks like the Casa de Colón or the Cathedral of Santa Ana.

An interactive space ideal for families, with exhibitions focused on science, astronomy, sustainability and technology.

A 15th-century fortress converted into a contemporary art centre. Its gardens and exhibition rooms display part of the work of Martín Chirino.

Perfect for dining with sea views. You’ll find a mix of international options like Italian, Asian or Latin cuisine, all in a relaxed, coastal atmosphere.

In the historic quarter, you’ll find bars and traditional taverns serving Canarian tapas, local wines and creative cuisine, all in a setting full of character.

Specialised in fresh fish and seafood. Perfect for tasting local cuisine in an authentic, lively atmosphere.