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La Isleta
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Sco & Sco
January 12, 2020
La Isleta, “the little island” holds its name because the area and neighbourhood lies at the north eastern tip of Las Palmas, on a hillside. It is a lively place to visit, it has a rickety beach on its coastline which is the prolongation of Las Canteras, and a variety of local shops, and chinese. Very pitoresque.
Edoardo
June 18, 2022
From the northern end of the district of Playa de las Canteras, you’re within walking distance of the old fishermen’s quarter of La Isleta, situated on a small peninsula. Built on steep terrain, La Isleta features narrow streets with many street vendors, old small shops, bars and an important Spanish naval base. The centre of this district forms the Plaza Ingeniero Manuel Becerra, a lively square, which is bordered by a lighthouse on one side and by the harbour gate on the other.
From the northern end of the district of Playa de las Canteras, you’re within walking distance of the old fishermen’s quarter of La Isleta, situated on a small peninsula. Built on steep terrain, La Isleta features narrow streets with many street vendors, old small shops, bars and an important Spanis…
Adrian
April 16, 2020
Following the Playa de las Canteras promenade to the north, you come to La Isleta, a fishing district located at the access to a small peninsula of the same name. This neighborhood, built on steep terrain, is characterized by its narrow streets, old shops and bustling bars. One of the cores of the neighborhood is the Plaza de Manuel Becerra, with the lighthouse on one side and access to port facilities on the other. To the south of the small peninsula is the Castillo de la Luz, the oldest fortification on the island.
Following the Playa de las Canteras promenade to the north, you come to La Isleta, a fishing district located at the access to a small peninsula of the same name. This neighborhood, built on steep terrain, is characterized by its narrow streets, old shops and bustling bars. One of the cores of the…
ViryMarta
December 12, 2019
Visitar el Castillo de la Luz, el mercado del puerto con sus gastrobares, pasear por el Confital,hacer yoga frente al mar y empaparse del ambiente en este barrio pesquero tan típico!
Andrey
February 16, 2022
el barrio mas turístico de la isla con todo cerca muy tranquilo con muchos planes muy cerca y excelente transporte
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