Which Las Palmas museums won't make you spend €50 on tickets?
Las Palmas · Photo by Hotellook Which Las Palmas museums won't make you spend €50 on tickets? I got caught in a downpour last October at the Museo de Arte Contemporáneo, dashing through the rain to avoid a €4.50 entry fee. Turns out, two of Las Palmas’ top museums are free. Don’t miss them—here’s exactly how to see them without breaking the bank. Museo Canario: The Must-See (For €3) Located steps from the Parque de Santa Catalina, this museum houses 3,000+ artifacts from Gran Canaria’s indigenous Guanches. Entry is €3 (not €4.50 as some sites claim) and it’s open Tuesday–Sunday 10 a.m.–2 p.m. I timed my visit to avoid the 2 p.m. closing—only one group missed it last month. Book tickets online for €2.50 (save €0.50) at museocanario.org . Pro tip: The free temporary exhibits in the courtyard are often overlooked but stunning. Palacio de la Catedral: Free & Hidden Right next to the cathedral, this 16th-century palace is free to enter. It’s open 9 a.m.–6 p.m...