Canary Islands Las Palmas de Gran Canaria

Haria Market

We love heading to the Haria Market on Saturdays to get a true traditional and local Lanzarote feel - this market is the go-to not only for fresh produce and baked goods, but also for artisanal crafts. A little birdie told us that you can't miss the cinnamon rolls while you're there!

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groceries art & antiques farmer's market cheesemonger bread

addressPl. León y Castillo

neighbourhoodHaría

Saturday

10:00 - 14:30

€

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La Casa de los Naranjos

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Haría's palm-filled valley in Lanzarote, cooler and greener than the rest of the island, is home to this 19th-century manor lovingly restored by owner José Antonio García with traditional volcanic stone and original tile floors. Eleven rooms, a beautiful garden, and a kitchen that celebrates the island's own produce. Heritage and hip in equal measure, far from the resort coast.

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Casa Museo de César Manrique

Haría

culture

Spanish artist César Manrique built his stunning Palm grove home in the village Haría in the 80s, and is now open to the public to take a little peek into his life at home.

Restaurante Amanecer

Arrieta lunch

dinner

There is so much to see in Lanzarote, and every village is as unique as the next. If you're doing a little village hopping and happen to stop by Arrieta, make sure to stop by Amanecer for your fill of fresh seafood dishes! Tip: try the steamed mussels or sea bass!

Cueva de los Verdes

culture

We're aware that when we suggest going through a lava tunnel some eyebrows might be raised, but you have to trust us on this one. The Cueva de los Verdes are caves that were formed after a volcanic eruption thousands of years ago. Now you can explore the caves and (not so scary) tunnels through guided tours!

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