Lomo de Los Gatos

An old coastal town in the Mogán ravine

The stone houses of La Cañada de Los Gatos and La Casa de Las Siete Esquinas and the cemeteries of La Puntilla and Las Crucecitas as well as a separate section of burial caves make up Lomo de los Gatos, an archaeological complex located in the southwestern side of Gran Canaria. In the past these places formed a coastal village at the mouth of the Mogán ravine. Archaeological excavations have unearthed artefacts that go back 1,300 years. Such is the significance of the area that it has been declared as an Asset of Cultural Interest.

A journey through pre-Hispanic island archaeology

During a visit to the area and a stop at the viewpoint-cafeteria you can enjoy a panorama of the port of Mogán. To get to the spot you can drive to one of the nearby car parks or take a bus whose routes also stop close by. Guided tours, activities and workshops are offered for school groups or other groups of more than 10 people. Discover more information on the following website: https://www.grancanaria.com/turismo/. On the same website there is also more pricing and scheduling information available.

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Sustainability

Do not take photos using the flash. They could damage items of artistic and cultural value.
Use the waste-paper baskets and, insofar as possible, separate and place your recycling waste in the appropriate containers. Do not eat inside exhibition rooms.
Try to be careful with your rucksack or bag and make sure you do not hit anything when you move.
Try to be silent or speak quietly so that you do not bother other visitors.