A chapel and bougainvillea on a cobbled square in Vegueta, Las Palmas

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Shopping in the Canary Islands: Markets and Shopping Streets

The Mercado de Vegueta, the shopping streets of Triana and Las Arenas in Las Palmas.

Our 3 favourites, listed A–Z · Updated November 2026

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Three Canary moments we keep going back to: Teide early in the morning, lunch at a starred table on the coast of Adeje, and a day among César Manrique’s centres on Lanzarote.

  1. The market of the old quarter

    Mercado de Vegueta

    Vegueta, Las Palmas·Market

    The food market of Vegueta, the old quarter of Las Palmas, with concerts and painting days.

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  2. All on foot

    Zona Triana

    Triana, Las Palmas·Shopping street

    The shopping streets of Triana in Las Palmas, with local shops, cafés and culture, all at street level.

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  3. Beside Las Canteras

    Centro Comercial Las Arenas

    Las Palmas, Gran Canaria·Shopping centre

    A shopping centre in Las Palmas with shops, restaurants, a cinema and a hypermarket.

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Markets 1

Food and flowers.

  1. The market of the old quarter

    Mercado de Vegueta

    Vegueta, Las Palmas·Market

    The food market of Vegueta, the old quarter of Las Palmas, with concerts and painting days.

    Explore View on map

Shopping streets 1

On foot.

  1. All on foot

    Zona Triana

    Triana, Las Palmas·Shopping street

    The shopping streets of Triana in Las Palmas, with local shops, cafés and culture, all at street level.

    Explore View on map

Shopping centres 1

Under one roof.

  1. Beside Las Canteras

    Centro Comercial Las Arenas

    Las Palmas, Gran Canaria·Shopping centre

    A shopping centre in Las Palmas with shops, restaurants, a cinema and a hypermarket.

    Explore View on map

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