Vegueta Crafts and Culture Street Market

The market specialises in genuine Canarian crafts: handmade jewellery, leather goods, woven textiles, and clothing sit alongside stalls selling local honey, nuts, and dried fruits. Most vendors make what they sell, so you'll often see craftspeople at work and hear about the techniques behind each piece. Children's activities are sometimes on offer during market hours.

Staying in the historic Vegueta neighbourhood puts you right on the doorstep of the market, and Vegueta has some charming, characterful options to choose from. You can walk to the market in minutes and explore the old town at your own pace.

If you prefer somewhere a little more central with easy access to the wider city, Triana is just a short stroll away and well connected to everything. The Hotel Madrid Las Palmas is a well-known historic option in that area that puts you close to both the market and the city centre.

The market sets up on C. Felipe Massieu Falcón, directly behind the Cathedral of Santa Ana in the Vegueta historic district. Parking in the old quarter is very limited on Sundays, so public transport or walking from your accommodation works better than driving. The location puts you steps from the cathedral and Casa de Colón. For more street markets in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, see the full list.