Stretching on almost 3,000 hectares, the Guigui Nature Reserve is located in southwest Gran Canaria, and it is valuable both in terms of floristic and faunal assets. Tourists who venture in this part of the island can admire the beauty of the place, but they should also mind the cultural worth of the reserve, since the venue is pegged out by several archeological sites.
Being the first bishopric seat in the Canary Islands, the Basilica of San Juan Bautista has is, at the same time, the hub of religious life in Telde.
The The Guayadeque Museum does not necessarily cover a unitary topic, but its exhibits and collections consist of architectural faunal and floristic items.
Located in close proximity to Maspalomas, Mundo Aborigen provides an interactive insight into the way the ancient inhabitant of Gran Canaria used to live.