Las Palmas (Triana and Vega)

Vegueta Market It is a market for local food and products. Here you can know the fruits, vegetables, vegetables, spices, herbs, cheeses, eggs, meat and fish of Gran Canaria.
Kiosco San Telmo: La Modernista The famous Kiosco of the Park of San Telmo, located in the capital of Granada, is one of the modernist jewels that are still preserved on the islands. Brought to Las Palmas de Gran Canaria from Manises, Valencia, in 1924, is now one of the most representative pictures of the city.
Cathedral of Santa Ana The Cathedral of Las Palmas, also known as the Cathedral of Santa Ana, rises with its two twin towers over the district of Vega, within the historic town of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. This was the first church built in all the Canary Islands. It was lifted by order of the Catholic Kings after the conquest of the island of Gran Canaria. Its construction began in the 16th century, but was not completed until almost 4 centuries later, so several different architects and artists contributed to it, leaving as a result up to three different architectural styles: Gothic, Renaissance and neoclassical. In its interior, specifically on the south wing, it houses the diocesan Museum of Sacred Art, where valuable objects of sacred art, paintings and an important collection of Spanish sculptures are displayed. There is an elevator, located in one of its towers, which leads to the highest of the cathedral, from where for a price of only €1.50 you can enjoy a more impressive one over the city.
The Lagunetas The Las Lagunetas Restaurant is a well-known place for offering quality canarian food in the heart of Triana. As you can see below, there is a wide and varied offer of canarian food: old clothes, canary cheeses, mojo potatoes, sweet morcilla, roast pig's foot, mojo fish, etc. They also prepare the traditional canary sanchoco on Saturdays. The menu also offers Spanish cuisine such as croquettes, Iberian ham, broken eggs and salmorejo or gazpacho. In addition, to taste all these Canary delicacies, it has two nice terraces that give rise to pedestrian streets in the Triana district. You're practically surrounded by residents here. The Lagunetas is located on Constantine Street, one of the perpendicular to Triana Street. In addition, as we mentioned earlier, it has two terraces. One of them gives to Constantine Street and another to Las Lagunetas. In addition, the interior dining room is quite large. If you want to come and eat here, you must note that it opens from Monday to Friday from 7: 30 to 23: 30 and on Saturdays 7: 30 to 17: 00. Sundays close. The contact phone is 928363094, although they do not accept reservations. .
What milk! Its owners are a couple of cooks who formed and met at the famous Basque Culinary Center in San Sebastián. Each of the elements of the card are own harvest and all its dishes are exclusive. The letter from the restaurant Qué Leche is not very extensive. But everything will get attention, so it's hard to choose
Tricycle They offer virtually all kinds of food: snacks for sharing, salads, rice, fish and meat. They say all their flesh are from the earth. They also have some other canary dish such as the Dust (dessert) or the coal Popes, very similar to the wrinkles. In any case, to eat in this site the ideal is to ask to share. This way you can try more things, which is worth it. Cigarette croquettes with roasted pear alioli. If you ask for the whole ration, they'll serve you with a summon above. Pure taste!, Russian saladilla with brushed octopus and ajada. The cachopo is delicious, it comes with ruffle-like fries but homemade and its sauce. The good thing is that the container they serve it in makes it not cool so fast. It is allowed to book both inside and on the terrace calling 928119098.

The districts of Triana and Vega are the hystorical center of Las Palmas. The most beautiful and ancient with many pedestrian streets.

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