Discover the best top things to do in Galdar, Spain including Macaronesia Tours, Mirador de Pinos de Galdar, Museo & Parque Arqueologico Cueva Pintada, Casa-Museo Antonio Padron, Macizo de Amagro, Caldera de los Pinos de Galdar, La Cueva Pintada Grancanaria, Plan B Galdar, Pico de Galdar, Iglesia de Santiago de los Caballeros.
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Macaronesia Tours offers very comprehensive tours, as they try to offer visitors the best and most profound experience, combining in the same tour visits to the most emblematic places to know more about our heritage and cultural legacy with our artistic and gastronomic traditions. The tours include: -Guided visit with an Official Tourism Guide. -Transport and tickets to attractions included.
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Cueva Pintada, after which the site was named, was discovered in the mid 19th century and is part of a group of artificial caves excavated in the volcanic rock.. Its geometrical motifs make it the most unique representation of the Pre-Hispanic wall paintings, an exceptional testimony of the artistic and symbolic expression of the people of the Canary Islands. Excavations made here since 1987 until today have confirmed the fact that Cueva Pintada used to be part of a village with over fifty houses and artificial caves dating back from the 6th to the 16th centuries.The remains of the indigenous village of Cueva Pintada can be admired from a walkway surrounding those structures preserved, which allows visitors to look at the detail of the houses and indigenous caves.
what an amazing site! you can not visit it on your own, but there are regular scheduled guided tours in several languages, lasting 1.5 hours visit, and this museum is sure the highlight of the island. (see also the entry Museo & Parque Arqueologico Cueva Pintada)
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Antonio Padrón Museum-House: As indigenous research and art centre, this institution belongs to the Gran Canaria Island Council, created with the aim to acquire, preserve, study, exhibit and disseminate the works from this painter born in Gáldar (Gran Canaria) and the movement that raised the need of founding a Canary art tradition which could reflect both island identity features and a way of seeing Nature and interpreting its social reality from the indigenous side. This monographic museum has experienced a long history of over 40 years within the cultural environment of this town and the island. Settled in the former workshop of the artist, it contains the most complete collection of Padrón's works.
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Very well made and dramatic video presentations showing life of the pre-conquistador population on the Canaries. Makes it easier to then envision their life when seeing the remains of their buildings. You can also go inside reconstructed dwellings. Good guides!
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