Heritage towns in Las Palmas
4 towns in this province.
A Gran Canaria town shaped by sugar, rum, and cochineal, crowned by a towering neo-Gothic church that took most of the twentieth century to build.
A Gran Canaria town whose name has shifted across six centuries — from aboriginal Aguía to Villa de Guía to its current official title — carrying the layers of Canarian conquest, colonial administration, and Catholic devotion in every version.
A pilgrimage town in the highlands of Gran Canaria, built around a 15th-century apparition of the Virgin and a basilica that draws the devout from across the Canary Islands.
Once the capital of Lanzarote, this hilltop town in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria watches over the island from a volcanic peak crowned by a piracy museum inside a centuries-old fortress.