Las Palmas de Gran Canaria is a lively capital of the Canary Islands located on the island of Gran Canaria. In one day, you can visit the main attractions and enjoy the city's atmosphere. Here's a suggested one-day itinerary:
Morning:
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Plaza de Santa Ana: Start your day by visiting the historic Vegueta district. Plaza de Santa Ana is the central square with the magnificent Cathedral of Santa Ana, where you can also admire the famous bronze dogs.
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Cathedral of Santa Ana: Explore the cathedral and climb the tower to enjoy stunning views of the city. Inside the cathedral, you will see a beautiful combination of architectural styles.
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Columbus House Museum (Casa de Colón): Visit this museum dedicated to the maritime voyages of Christopher Columbus and the history of the discovery of America. The building itself is also of historical interest.
Lunch:
- Cafes and Restaurants in Vegueta: In the old quarter, there are plenty of cozy cafes and restaurants where you can try dishes of Canarian cuisine, such as papas arrugadas with mojo sauce or fresh fish.
Afternoon:
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Calle Triana: Stroll along Triana Street, the main shopping street in the city, where you can shop or simply admire the architecture. Don't forget to stop for coffee at one of the local cafes.
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Doramas Park: Relax in this picturesque park with its lush gardens, fountains, and ponds. A great place to unwind and enjoy nature.
Evening:
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Las Canteras Beach: End the day at one of the world's best city beaches. Here you can swim, participate in water sports, or simply take a leisurely walk along the promenade.
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Sunset on the promenade: After the beach, enjoy a walk along the promenade and watch the sunset. There are also many restaurants where you can have dinner with a view of the ocean.
Night:
- Nightlife in the Puerto area: If you still have time and energy, experience the nightlife in Las Palmas by visiting bars and clubs in the Puerto area.
This itinerary will allow you to see the main attractions of Las Palmas and enjoy the atmosphere of this amazing city.
