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If you want to discover life in the workshops of professionals operating in the blacksmith, textile, wood and clay industries that existed in El Hierro’s past, there is nothing like visiting the old home of the Las Quinteras family. The restored site is located in Villa de Valverde. There are four rooms. In these spaces there are historical samples on show. The ethnographic samples—including pre-hispanic remains—have been collected by the island council. Handcrafted pieces are sold in the shop to promote the development of native crafts. The works on display show that contemporary artists from El Hierro continue the island’s philosophy of self-sufficiency and sustainability.

Located in the town of Hermigua, we find the Ethnographic Museum of La Gomera, dedicated to research, conservation and dissemination of the popular culture of the island. Inside you can enjoy a large collection of traditional pottery, hand mills, rye taps, mousetraps and much more. All of this is accompanied by a series of interactive panels so you won't miss a thing.

In the grounds of the El Tendal Archaeological Park visitors can discover the history of the Benahoritas, ancient aborigines of La Palma who lived thousands of years ago. Its main attraction is the gigantic cave of El Tendal in the Barranco de San Juan. The space is 60 metres in size with 16 separate hollowed out spaces. Trousseaus, bones, seeds and other relics have been found in the grounds of the site, and you can look at these items in the local visitor centre. In the walking route through El Tendal there are another 26 caves, settlements, necropolises, and rock carvings for visitors to enjoy.

Sipping a cocktail while soaking in a pool overlooking Fuerteventura and the island of Lobos, or listening to a piano and violin concert after dinner are just some of the charms of Hesperia Lanzarote. Located in Puerto Calero, halfway between the main tourist spots in the south of Lanzarote, this luxury hotel has even more temptations up its sleeve: its king-size beds, its four fantastic tiered pools, and its equally fabulous spa. Absolutely irresistible.

Winner of the ‘Vélo D’Or’ 2020 as "The Best Cyclist in the World", the elite athlete Primož from the Jumbo-Visma Team has won practically everything during his 23-year career. Once a ski jumper, he went on to triumph on two wheels and won a plethora of competitions, including three VueltaaEspaña and one Olympic gold. What is his secret? Could it be training in the Canary Islands, a favourite destination for professional cyclists.

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