Culture

The Canary Islands, including Gran Canaria as one of the main regions in the Spanish archipelago, along with Tenerife, are known for their great potential for tourism. It's the region's main industry for income by completely removing agriculture that was the main economic activity in the early 20th century, changing completely in the later decades.  And how could it not? When it comes to the Canary Islands and especially Gran Canaria, the potential of “Isla Bonita” is evident, which is how the is also called due to the sceneries, landscapes, beaches, mountains and roads the has to offer. You can't forget to mention the capital of Las Palmas as the amazing metropolis it has become over the years. Nowadays, Gran Canaria is a region that receives millions of visitors every year, attracted by the many places and extensive benefits the

When it comes to Gran Canaria, many people associate characteristics about the island that are actually quite logical to think of: beautiful beaches, amazing weather, great landscapes and a gastronomy that is quite exotic and influenced by many cultures.  Now, there is more to this region in the Spanish archipelago of the Canary Islands than just what everybody seems to know at first instance, with highly valuable elements in terms of culture, social customs, natural places and festivities that are definitely worth recognizing.  These cultural features of the island can be noticed in venues like museums and parks, squares, architecture and structures, food, holidays and other types of patrimony that is very interesting from many points of views and therefore they deserve to be taken into account respecting visits made to the island. Let's address the cultural