VEGUETA

VEGUETA: THE HISTORIC CENTRE OF LAS PALMAS

Vegueta,  is the oldest quarter of Las Palmas. Its cobbled streets, palaces with wooden balconies and quiet squares tell the island's history since the 1400s. Here you will find some of the most important buildings and beautiful of Gran Canaria.

A few steps away is Calle Triana, one area full of shops, cafes and craft workshops. It is the ideal place for strolling, shopping and stopping for a drink with a view of the old town

Why Visit Vegueta?

• It is the place where it all began: he first Spanish settlers arrived here.

• The architecture is well preserved and the neighbourhood still has the charm of yesteryear.

• Among the roads are both modern shops than small local shops.

• Some panoramic terraces offer beautiful views of the city.

 What to see in Vegueta

• Santa Ana Cathedral: the most impressive religious building on the island, with Gothic and Neoclassical elements.

• Casa de Colón: a museum recounting the link between the Canary Islands and Christopher Columbus.

• Market of Vegueta: ideal for discovering the island's typical products and having a snack.

• Calle Triana: a pedestrian street full of shops, bookshops and clubs.

• Shop Kaktus: : here you can find souvenirs that are different from the usual: ceramics, handmade objects and local products.

• A terrace with a view: Panoramic terrace with Belvedere: After a walk through history, treat yourself to a moment of relaxation on one of the terraces overlooking the old town, perfect for a cocktail or coffee at sunset.

📍 How to get there

By car: parking spaces are available nearby, including underground.
By bus: urban lines with stops near the city centre.
On Foot: is the best way to discover every corner of the historic centre.

If you really want to get to know Las Palmas, Vegueta,  is the right place. History, architecture, good food and beautiful views in a single neighbourhood.