Speaking of Canarian culinary icons, there’s one delicacy that truly shines – “papas arrugadas,” or Canarian wrinkled potatoes. These petite, salt-crusted tubers hold a special place in Canarian gastronomy, cherished for their distinctive texture and paired perfectly with the irresistible mojo sauces.
Nestled in the Atlantic Ocean, the Canary Islands provide a rich coffee heritage, making it an exciting experience for coffee enthusiasts worldwide.
The Canary Islands are an authentic paradise, renowned not just for their breathtaking landscapes and delightful climate, but also as one of the world’s prime regions for exceptional wines and cheeses.
According to the Aemet, temperatures could continue to decrease in the Canary Islands.
The Canary Islands Government’s Forest Fire Intervention and Reinforcement Teams (EIRIF) were mobilised overnight in the Teide National Park.
The Espacio Cultural CajaCanarias in Santa Cruz de Tenerife is hosting the screening of the feature film ‘Moulin Rouge’ (1952).
The Canary Islands are promoting the quality and excellence of the Islands’ Denomination of Origin (DO) wines at the 12th edition of the National Wine Fair (Fenavin 2023) in Ciudad Real, one of the most important wine events in Spain.
El Corte Ingles in Santa Cruz de Tenerife becomes a host of the “Bold” exhibition organized by Race for Life Foundation and Diario de Avisos Foundation to raise awareness of the fight against breast cancer.
The Canary Islands experienced a temperature anomaly in April of two degrees above normal on the average.
According to data from the CBRE consultancy firm, the Canary Islands accumulated 14% of hotel investment in Spain, while the Spanish hotel sector on the whole has registered an investment volume of 400 million euros in the first quarter of 2023.
