Dedicated to the original peoples of the Canary Islands, the Museo Canario in Gran Canaria houses the largest collection of ancient artifacts from the entire archipelago. The museum offers a glimpse into life on the islands before the Spanish arrival in the early 15th century. Visitors can explore a fascinating array of mummies, skeletons, and jewelry, each piece providing tangible links to the past. These exhibits not only highlight the rich cultural heritage of the indigenous inhabitants but also offer a deeper understanding of their daily lives and traditions.
Museo Canario (Canarian Museum)
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