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What to do and see in Artenara, Canary Islands: The Best Things to do
Discover the best top things to do in Artenara, Spain including Cuevas de Acusa Seca, Museo Etnografico Casas Cuevas, Arte-Gaia, Mirador del Molino, Mesa de Acusa, Mirador de Unamuno, Parque Rural del Nublo, Barranco de la Aldea, Ermita de la Virgen de la Cuevita, Iglesia de San Matias.
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1. Cuevas de Acusa Seca
2. Museo Etnografico Casas Cuevas
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 110 reviews
Enclavado en unas antiguas casas cuevas, habitadas desde tiempos de los antiguos canarios. Fueron adquiridas en 1962 por Don Santiago Aranda, quien las rehabilitó manteniendo las características de una vivienda típica canaria. Tras su adquisición por el Ayuntamiento de Artenara están destinadas a museo de etnografía doméstica. Su interior está dotado de mobiliario de gran tipismo. En sus aposentos se hallan camas de hierro, con cobertores de colchas y traperas de artesanía local, cajas de cedro y tea, sillas y taburetes de líneas austeras, así como otros detalles de carácter etnográfico propios de las viviendas rústicas del lugar. Los oficios más representativos de Artenara también están aquí mostrados.
Reviewed By E9049JGrobs - Ashbourne, United Kingdom
Well worth a visit really interesting to see how the people lived - put together with great care. Free to enter although a contribution is suggested and deserved.
3. Arte-Gaia
4. Mirador del Molino
5. Mesa de Acusa
6. Mirador de Unamuno
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 17 reviews
Reviewed By Franarucas - Las Rozas, Spain
One of the best Spanish writers of the 20th century Miguel de Unamuno spent a long time on the island of Gran Canaria When an ancient name and aboriginal settlement arrived in the town of Artenara, he found a spectacular landscape where he admired the beauty of the island and its mountainous formations originated in the volcanoes. From this place where its balcony is today I call the landscape that saw a petrified storm, because from here you can see how the ancient volcano expelled its ashes and lava and they were frozen in mountains There are different viewpoints and balconies, not only one is worth visiting all of them, the town is not very big and also has a church and a hermitage in a cave that are also worth a visit At the end of the town going up a small hill there is a bar-restaurant which is accessed through the mountain and from which I recommend having a snack contemplating the views for the last time before continuing on our way
