What to see in Autonomous community Canary Islands

Volcanologic Information Centre at the San Antonio Volcano is situated in Fuencaliente De La Palma. There visitors can get details and facts (tables, graphics, aerial photographs) of the island and active seismographs information about volcanism on La Palma and especially the San Antonio Volcano....

Playa de las Américas is a tourist resort in municiaplity of Arona in the south of Tenerife island . It was built in the late 1960`s and neighbours Los Cristianos and Costa Adeje.Playa de las Américas is very popular among North Europeans and is more European than Spanish with its British Pubs, Fish...

These botanical gardens are located in the northern town of Puerto de la Cruz. The gardens have a wonderful selection of tropical fauna from around the world....

The fortress Castle of San Gabriel (Castillo de San Gabriel) was built in 15th century. It is located at a small island in front of the Arrecife port and connected with Arrecife by a draw-bridge. The fort was created in XVI century by the Italian architect Leonardo Torriani.Nowadays the castle...

Feria de Artesanía de Mancha Blanca (Mancha Blanca Craft Fair) is  large traditional craft fair held in the village of Mancha Blanca (Tinajo municipality) during the Fiesta de Los Dolores. Its first edition was in 1988. For 5 days the fair brings together more than a hundred artisans from all over t...

The Church of San Gines is situated on Plaza de San Gines in Arrecife. It is the largest church in the town and is dedicated to the town`s patron saint who is said to have lived as a hermit here.The present church was built in the XVIII-th century and inside is a Moorish ceiling....

Parque Garcia Sanabria is a public urban park located in the heart of Santa Cruz de Tenerife. The park has an area of 67 230 m2 and is is the largest urban park in the Canary Islands. It combines larger garden area, fountains and architectural groups....

La Gería is a wine region on island of Lanzarote (Canary Islands, Spain). It is famous with its vineyards and their traditional methods of vine cultivation. The vines are growing in 4-5m wide pits, surrounded by volcanic lapilli (material that falls out of the air during a volcanic eruption). The ...

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