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FEDAC

The guide was updated: 2024-03-24

Marvel at the old-school way of making things at this central Las Palmas de Gran Canaria shop. Which showcases the creative talents of the island's artisans. There's a range of materials available, including ceramics, leather and wood.

Useful Information

Address: Domingo J. Navarro 7, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria
More Info: FEDAC stands for Fundación Para El Estudio y Desarrollo de la Artesanía Canaria
Opening hours: Mon–Fri 10:30am–1:30pm / 4:30pm–8pm; Sat & Sun closed
Website: www.fedac.org
Phone: +34 928 36 96 61

Our travel guides are free to read and explore online. If you want to get your own copy, the full travel guide for this destination is available to you offline* to bring along anywhere or print for your trip.

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Calle Mayor de Triana

Calle Mayor de Triana

Las Palmas de Gran Canaria's main high street is where the locals like to do their shopping. It's also where they like to have a coffee, grab a bite to eat, and enjoy a drink. Expect to find lots of bars, cafés and restaurants, along with a plethora of shops.

Centro Comercial Las Arenas

Centro Comercial Las Arenas

As well as bars, restaurants and a cinema, there are free activities to keep the kids entertained at this shopping centre in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. This is the last shopping centre you'll encounter before leaving the capital on the GC-2.

Centro Comercial El Mirador

Centro Comercial El Mirador

Enjoy Atlantic views along with a budget supermarket and Primark at El Mirador. You'll find everything you could need for your beach vacation, as well as a variety of cafes and restaurants.

Centro Comercial El Muelle

Centro Comercial El Muelle

If you're a cruise ship passenger, El Muelle will be the first shopping centre you'll see in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. It's also handy if you're travelling in by bus to the capital, since it's located above the Parque Santa Catalina bus station.

Commercial & Leisure Center 7 Palmas

Commercial & Leisure Center 7 Palmas

Head to Siete Palmas for a modern shopping experience. There are regular exhibitions and concerts here to transform your shopping into something out of the ordinary.

Centro Comercial Las Terrazas

Centro Comercial Las Terrazas

Bargain hunters can take their pick from the various outlets offering brand-name labels at discounted prices. Adrenaline chasers, meanwhile, can get their fix at this ocean-side shopping centre's go-kart track.

Shopping Center Varadero

Shopping Center Varadero

Dedicated followers of fashion will like perusing the latest trends at the upmarket boutiques within this classy shopping centre in Meloneras. There are also jewellery stores if you're looking to find a special gift.

El Tablero Shopping Center

El Tablero Shopping Center

El Tablero is a largely residential area above Maspalomas. The eponymous shopping centre offers a great reason to visit this commuter town. Shop, dine at fine restaurants on the top floor and admire the views.

Centro Comercial Atlántico Vecindario

Centro Comercial Atlántico Vecindario

Vecindario is a young town on Gran Canaria, which in turn makes this shopping centre one of the newest on the island. Cool down in the shops that provide shade from the bright sun. You'll also find a cinema, a hypermarket, restaurants and cafes, play area for children and free Wi-Fi.

FEDAC

FEDAC

Marvel at the old-school way of making things at this central Las Palmas de Gran Canaria shop. Which showcases the creative talents of the island's artisans. There's a range of materials available, including ceramics, leather and wood.

Zona Mesa y López

Zona Mesa y López

One of the capital's main thoroughfares, José Mesa y López is both an avenue and a street. There's a cycle lane as well as bus stops and taxi ranks to help you with your bags. The outdoor ice-cream stalls will cool you down on a hot day, while the tourist information kiosk will provide friendly advice.

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