Located in what was the house of Gourié, built in the 19th century, today is the Municipal Museum of Arucas, also known above with the name of Old house of the Mayorazgo de Arucas. The museum is surrounded by landscaped areas with a great ornamental interest, a perfect place to walk before accessing the building's facilities. Both the garden areas and the municipal museum itself are located within the enclosure of the Municipal Park.

Inside, the Municipal Museum hosts excellent works by artists of the stature of painters Santiago Santana or Guillermo Sureda in addition to sculptors such as Manolo Ramos and Abrahán Cardenas. These are the artists whose works are permanently inside the museum, there are other rooms that are dedicated to exhibitions of a temporary nature.

In the same place there is also the Arucas tourist office, so it is a good point not only to enjoy art, but also to be informed of all the attractions that offers this city. The museum is located in the Plaza de la Constitución so it is easily accessible.

Museum dedicated to politician and diplomat Fernando León y Castillo, born in Telde. In his house-museum there is a file with more than 12,000 documents, as well as a large library and a historical newspaper library.

The necropolis of Arteara is an archaeological site of the indigenous culture of the island of Gran Canaria on the Canary Islands in Spain. It is the largest cemetery of the natives of Gran Canaria, the Canarii. It is located next to the town of Arteara, on the right bank of the Fataga ravine, in the municipality of San Bartolomé de Tirajana, in the south of the island of Gran Canaria. It consists of more than 809 tumular burials, built using the stones that line the area, as a result of a spectacular collapse of the adjacent mountain called La Cogolla. It offers an area of 37,535 square meters surrounded in the beginning by a dry stone wall, which today is still sensed on several sides of the entire perimeter.
Constructed in dry stone, they present a cist where the corpse is placed as a dry stone mortuary box and a superimposed structure or tower that covers it. Arranged for no apparent reason in this enclave of bad country, with different structural configurations such as: truncated cone, pyramidal, circular, rectangular, etc.
Regarding the chronology, a dating obtained in this site offers the date of the 5th century BC. C., (2500 years of use of this aboriginal cemetery).

In Santa María de Guia is located in Museo Néstor Álamo, this museum shows the evolution of the history of Canaria music. The first thing that catches your attention inside is that it is a traditional house in the historic center of Gran Canaria.

The tour begins with the sounds that the natives created about two thousand years ago and continues with the evolution of the sounds until reaching the traditional music as it is known today.

The interiors of the Néstor Álamo Museum offer rooms of a 17th century manorial building all under the guiding thread of the figure of Néstor Álamo.

Néstor Álamo is a key figure to understand traditional Canarian music and other artistic disciplines of the archipelago. The work of the multifaceted artist covers music, literature, restoration history, etc.

Néstor Álamo began to organize and catalog the file and library of the Canary Museum, ended up being the official chronicler of the island, also composed popular songs like Sombras del Mublo that happened to be the hymn of Gran Canaria, I do not only create the author Canarian song. He was also researcher of the catalog of the Inquisition, gave life to the museum of the Casa de Colón. An entire institution on the island.

Antonio Padrón Rodríguez was a painter, sculptor, ceramist, composer ... who was born in the town of Gáldar. The peculiar style of the artist gave a genuine air to his work, away from influences and with a marked solitary character make his work is something very unique within the art of the Canarian of the twentieth century.

In honor of this unique Canarian artist there is the Casa-Museo de Antonio Padrón, in 1933 Dolores Rodríguez Ruíz presented at the Ayuntamiento de Gálda r a request for the construction of a two-story building on Calle Capitán Quesada. Once built it was equipped with art pieces by Antonio Padrón, inside you can see two murals made by the painter to decorate the access by the staircase that connects two floors, they are: Children Doing Kites and Camels of the Ladder.

Antonio Padrón lived between 1920 and 1968 in the village of Gáldar, he had the maximum inspiration in the inhabitants of the municipality, he defined himself as "expressionist without tears"

The Casa Museo de Antonio Padrón consists of an interesting garden of about one hundred square meters. With respect to the collection you can see three different periods, the first one shows the artist as an indigenist painter. In a second moment a more experimental phase is observed and the last one that is from 1964 his painting becomes more expressive, more forceful and more profound.

This cave house, now a museum, is an old house that was inhabited in pre-Hispanic times and has been rehabilitated in 1962 by Santiago Aranda, leaving it as it was presumably used by its original inhabitants.

The I slas Canarias have a great wine tradition, even though it is an island, the large number of existing micro-climates means that different varieties of grapes are produced and that each zone produces its own broth. Santa Brígida is also an interesting wine destination within the island of Gran Canaria, the variety of white, red, young, fruity or aromatic wines is extensive and of great quality.

To know more about the production of wine in the Santa Brigida area, you have La Casa del Vino de Gran Canaria, also Museo del Vino. This museum is located in a recently renovated building more than two centuries old, in which it is possible to taste the different varieties of wines from different points of the island.

The Wine Museum offers a visit to the museum room that is the reproduction of a winery, it also has an exhibition room with panels with information about the vineyards of the island and finally has a shop where you can taste and Acquire some of the varieties available. Not only is it possible to taste wines, there is also an interesting variety of Canarian food, with cheeses with designation of origin.