Christopher Columbus' house is now a history museum, displaying several of his belongings, including his drawings, journals and a portrait.
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Feb 7, 2025
Really interesting museum covering different aspects of Columbus and his interaction with the Canaries and the Americas (although it didn’t mention some of the atrocities committed). Also a very beau…Full review by matildat273
Feb 5, 2025
... but little attempt to engage with the impact that his voyages had on the indigenous peoples already living in the Americas, or information about the effect of subsequent colonialist rule. Perhap…Full review by MartinV172
Dec 16, 2024
Really bland and underwhelming. Not even clear Colombus ever came here. The displays are thin on the ground and very few English explanations. Costs only €4 entry but even then you struggle to get va…Full review by Crazy_Jim_83
Load the local moovit app and it will show you route for bus and walking. Tells you which stop to get on and the bus numbers and counts down the stops alerting you when to alight.
Do you know a hotel or B+B nearby which allow a small poodle to stay overnight, next weekend- How far is the ferry terminal? Is it worth it to bring over a car from Fuerte??
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I do not know about any hotels in the old town of Las Palmas and I do not know about any hotels which allow dogs to stay. There are many nice hotels and apartments on las …
I do not know about any hotels in the old town of Las Palmas and I do not know about any hotels which allow dogs to stay. There are many nice hotels and apartments on las Canteras beach, which is either an hour walk to the old town/ a 6/7 minute bus ride or a Euro 6 taxi ride.I traveled to the island with 2 friends and we visited much of the northern part by bus (a very cheap and punctual service) and only found the need for a car on the day we visited the Caldera (in the centre of the island) as that would have necessitated changing buses and waiting around.
Hi, Do you know if this is close to the cruise ship ports? Just wondering if it is within walking distance, or is a taxi needed. Thanks, Renee
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I bet you have to take a taxi; but there are a number of local buses available nearby. I personally use the application called whatsinport you may find on the net. This application has …
I bet you have to take a taxi; but there are a number of local buses available nearby. I personally use the application called whatsinport you may find on the net. This application has information about 1200 ports all over the world, including the Las Palmas Gran Canaria - with a map as well! The port is close to Parque de Santa Catalina where you also find a huge shopping centre called CC el Muelle
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