Columbus House (Casa de Colón)

Columbus House (Casa de Colón)

Columbus House (Casa de Colón)

Nestled in the heart of Gran Canaria’s Old Town, the Columbus House, or Casa de Colón, is a colonial-style mansion that once hosted Christopher Columbus during his journey to the Americas. This former governor’s house now serves as a museum, offering visitors a glimpse into the history of Columbus’ voyages and the Canary Islands. Inside, guests can explore detailed models of the Niña, Pinta, and Santa María, the three ships that carried Columbus across the Atlantic. The tranquil courtyard, home to a few resident parrots, adds a touch of natural charm to the historical setting.

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