Guided Tour: Family Journey Through Tourism Architecture
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GUIDED VISIT: A family journey through tourism architecture AIMED AT ACCOMPANIED MINORS (6–17 years) Can you imagine Las Canteras without its promenade, Santa Catalina Park surrounded by lush nature, and a city where large buildings such as hotels were beginning to appear, intended to welcome those arriving from distant places? In this new family visit, we will walk around the area of the Port, Santa Catalina and Las Canteras to discover how this part of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria changed and what traces of those transformations we can still find today. 📆 Date: 10 October, at 10:00 a.m. and at 5:00 p.m. 🕙 Duration: 90 min. 🎟️ Limited places: registration from 9:00 a.m. on Monday 5 October at: 🌐 visitaspatrimonio.grancanaria.com Free activity Registration system: Registration is made in the name of an adult who is responsible for one or two minors. You may include an accompanying adult in the booking. Once registration has closed, the company in charge of the visit will contact the registered person to confirm the number of minors who will attend under their responsibility. Minors must not register through the website. ♿ Accessibility: Yes, route accessible for people who use mobility aids Low difficulty
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