Almost half of the week connected to the Internet. That’s how we Spaniards spent 2020. Part of that immense amount of time is spent taking photos or recording videos, editing them, uploading them to social networks, keeping an eye on comments and seeing what others are posting. Are you going…...

In addition to the religious acts and the offering to the Virgin, in which attendees are invited to bring perishable food to deliver them to Cáritas Parroquial, there are multiple leisure and cultural offers that Teguise proposes for the first half of July, in the that will also have room…...

Located in the municipality of Teguise, Famara beach is a mountainous massif in the north of Lanzarote. (more…)...

The project "Going out for Teguise to catch something more than air, it has its point" wants to raise awareness among citizens and join forces in response to the work carried out by the platform "Do not share your rubble." (more…)...

The exhibition “Legado” was inaugurated in the Plenary Hall of the Spínola Palace, coinciding with the commemorative events for the Day of the Canary Islands; a sample of the ancestors of the past of Teguise, who marked the way, with a selection of costumes and images of the traditional dress…...

Next Tuesday, May 18, Teguise will celebrate International Museum Day with an open day at the Casa-Museo del Timple so that all residents and visitors can admire, not only the great variety of musical instruments family of the timple that it houses. the exhibition, but the traditional architecture of the…...

The Robert Koch Institute decided to remove the Canary Islands from the areas considered at risk due to their coronavirus incidence rates, in which the rest of Spain continues, with which Germany lifted its recommendation not to travel to the islands as of this past Saturday . The news was…...

Famara beach is an untamed sport’s beach ideal for doing water sports like surfing, body boarding, windsurfing and kite surfing, thanks to the swell of the waves and constant winds. (more…)...

The ‘new normal’ has already begun in Canary Islands.  Since Spain entered its new normal on 21 June, you are allowed to move freely around the archipelago and Spanish mainland, and we have everything ready to welcome all the tourists that visit us. (more…)...

Canary Islands is one of the least affected regions in Europe and in the world. We would like to send you a message of optimism and encouragement. (more…)...