Las Palmas Spain Map

Las Palmas de Gran Canaria is divided into several districts and neighborhoods, each with its own unique character and charm.   Vectormap.Net provide you with the most accurate and up-to-date vector maps in Adobe Illustrator, PDF and other formats, designed for editing and printing. Please read the vector map descriptions carefully.  Here is a general overview of some key districts and neighborhoods in Las Palmas:

1. Vegueta:
   • Vegueta is the historic district of Las Palmas and the original settlement of the city. It is characterized by narrow cobblestone streets, colonial-style architecture, and historical landmarks such as the Santa Ana Cathedral and Casa de Colón. Vegueta offers a mix of cultural attractions, museums, and traditional Canarian restaurants.
2. Triana:
   • Triana is a lively district known for its shopping streets, bustling markets, and vibrant atmosphere. It features a mix of historical and modern architecture, and you’ll find a variety of shops, boutiques, cafes, and restaurants. Triana is also a cultural hub with theaters and art galleries.
3. Alcaravaneras:
   • This area is close to the beach of Alcaravaneras and the marina. It’s a residential and commercial district with a more relaxed atmosphere. The Playa de Alcaravaneras is a popular spot for water sports and has a promenade with restaurants and cafes.
4. Las Canteras:
   • Las Canteras is home to one of the most famous urban beaches in Spain, Playa de Las Canteras. The beach is a focal point for residents and tourists alike, offering a long promenade, water sports, and a diverse range of restaurants and bars. The surrounding neighborhood has a youthful and cosmopolitan vibe.
5. Santa Catalina:
   • Santa Catalina is known for its central park, Parque de Santa Catalina, which hosts various events and festivals. The district is also home to the Alfredo Kraus Auditorium, a modern architectural landmark. The area around Santa Catalina is lively, with shopping streets, entertainment venues, and a mix of restaurants.
6. Ciudad Jardín:
   • Ciudad Jardín is a residential area known for its well-maintained gardens and parks. It offers a quieter environment compared to some of the more bustling districts. The neighborhood has a mix of residential properties and green spaces.
7. La Isleta:
   • La Isleta is a peninsula located to the north of Las Palmas. It has a mix of residential areas and natural spaces. The area is known for its picturesque views of the sea and the city. La Isleta also has a fishing port and a maritime atmosphere.

These descriptions provide a general overview, and each district and neighborhood in Las Palmas has its own unique characteristics and appeal. The city offers a diverse range of living environments, from historic districts with cultural significance to modern, vibrant areas with beaches and entertainment options. It’s advisable to explore each area to get a feel for the distinct atmosphere and lifestyle they offer.