The best area of the city to enjoy the architecture of houses and shops, very well preserved. You can walk quietly, even if is always bussy, Great for shopping or just to have lunch or a drink.

It's not the actual Calle that should be named here, it's the entire area around it. Many bars and restaurants can be found here. It's the part of the city that breaths local life. You can eat wonderful tapas, do some shopping in nice boutiques...More

Everything you missed by architecture around the beaches can be found here.Nice with a car-free street, mostly shops of Spanish origin but with one and another international feature. Fold off on a side street for more good restaurants and cafes

Despite what some people have said, this is not the main shopping street of Las Palmas. That is downtown, 3 to 4 kilometres north. Calle Triana is a pedestrianised haven from Las Palmas traffic. ‘Triana’ also includes the pedestrianised streets on both sides to the...More

Look up at the beatiful art nouveau (Jugend) buldings of Triana! You will find high quality stores and a lot of good restaurangs and cafées. Go to the nice square of Alameda de Colón and enter the Gabineto Literario.

Really nice place, has one of my favourite restaurants round the corner and cafe sol, which is very nice. Street for shopping with some major brands and nice cafés. I prefer going at night when is cooler and looks great. A lot of places close...More

As a shopping street , it is average ! But if one looks closely at the buildings on both sides , it is possible to find some very interesting buildings of the Art Nouveau style and some interesting steet art !