Location: Puerto del Rosario
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What to do and see in Puerto del Rosario, Canary Islands: The Best Budget-friendly Things to do
Puerto del Rosario (Spanish pronunciation: [ˈpwerto ðel roˈsaɾjo]) is a town and a municipality in the eastern part of the island of Fuerteventura in the Las Palmas province in the Canary Islands. It has been the capital of Fuerteventura since 1860. The town's population is 29,160 (2013), the administrative district's (municipio de Puerto del Rosario) population is 36,744 and its area is 289.95 km².
Restaurants in Puerto del Rosario
1. KALITRAVEL FUERTEVENTURA
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5.0 based on 191 reviews
• Senderismo y Excursiones en Fuerteventura • How to a Tourist ... Stay as a Guest ... Leave as a FRIEND !!
2. Exit - Room Escape Fuerteventura
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5.0 based on 102 reviews
Come with us to enjoy with your family, friends or colleagues. In our place every room is an adventure full of strange objects, riddles, puzzles and much more! You have 60 minutes to escape the room!
Reviewed By GerardLuxembourg - San Francisco, United States
The game is fun, and the service excellent. We encourage to add more rooms! The reservation can be done online. We did the Dracula room which is also suited for younger children. The hint system with a monitor is particularly useful.
3. La Tierra
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4.5 based on 28 reviews
Founded in the 70s and after a long closure "La Tierra" reopened in late 2013, the goal is thanks to her cover a wider range of people and musical styles with Rock from 30s to the present with emphasis on 60-70-80, Blues, Funk, Jazz..., good atmosphere awaits, 1st quality drinks, good music and prices. Art Galery and a large selection of beers... See You at the Bars :DChrsitian Schiller
Reviewed By marisa_italy_london - London, United Kingdom
This is a lovely little wooden pub which has a feel of the old UK pubs. Is just off the main square in calle Teofilo. Is situated in a little alleyway, so look for it. The drinks are priced well and there is a relative wide choice of beers. There is life music every Wednesday and at times at weekends...but is not the usual rubbish main stream stuff played for the tourist. This guys always play good music. The service is friendly...and the music choice is always excellent. Is a must. Please do not spoil it. Thank you
4. Gran Karting Fuerteventura
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4.5 based on 27 reviews
Reviewed By fuertebassie
Highly addicting fun! Ask for the 3 heats ( free practice, qualify and race) this night out is for all levels, staff is friendly and helpfull, they make great suggestions to make your stay even better such as the reversed race grid! Karts are in good state and the track a real classic layout! Thanks guys, we will be back for more!
5. Ermita San Pedro de Alcantara
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4.0 based on 23 reviews
Reviewed By peterhR9625LW - Roedermark, Germany
Some information beforehand: the hermitage can't be visited on your own, and singly, but is part of a complex, the so called "complejo cultural y patrimonial de La Ampuyenta". This complex consists of - the hospital de San Conrado y San Gaspar - the church "Ermita de San Pedro Alcántara" - la casa Dr. Mena, the doctor's house, and - la casa de fray Anfresito, a locally famous Francescan monk who was born here. The hospital is open and can be toured on your own (not much to see there, anyway), and houses the reception desk. The other buildings are scattered over the village, are closed, and can only be visited on a guided tour. There are no entry or tour fees. My wife and I saw this complex mentioned in our guidebook and decided to visit in on a Saturday, in time for the advertised guided tour on 11:30 pm. We were a little early and met a friendly lady at the reception desk in the hosptal, The conversation was a little halting, because my Spanish is not so hot, and she didn't speak either English or German. Asked for the tour, she took her bunch of keys and motioned us to follow. First we saw the church, with a really wonderful interior. Looks like stucco, but is just painted! As we could not have followed explanatiions in Spanish, we made do with our guidebook. Next stage was the doctor's house, down the street, with interesting local architecture, and completely furnished. Last came Fray Andresito's birthplace, a one-room-house with the story of the life of Fray Andresito. There, our friendly guide left us, and wouldn't even accept a tip. My conclusion: it's definitely worth a visit, but be prepared for surprises, like the other visitors described. When nobody shows up for some time, the sole attendant may be guiding some visitors
6. Excursion Center
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4.0 based on 263 reviews
Excursion Center - Private Tours.
7. Las Rotondas Centro Comercial
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4.0 based on 315 reviews
Reviewed By ao-2513 - Cardiff, United Kingdom
If you need a real fix and want to slash prices then this is the place for you in January. We have ben to Las Rotodas on numerous occassions and never failed to find bargains. Well worth a visit and so easy to park and find.
8. Playa Chica
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4.0 based on 165 reviews
Reviewed By dundeetravellermrshc - Dundee, United Kingdom
A beautiful beach and surrounding area. Wheelchair access to beach also Wooden walkways for prams etc also a disabled walkway and a covered area for shade also mobility equipment for getting into the sea. Luvly beach restaurants to visit. Statues and beautiful cacti garden also a lime kiln climb up and get beautiful views
9. Casa-Museo de Unamuno
10. Playa Blanca
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