Tour of the Teguise Village Market
From 20,00€
BookWith Santa Barbara’s castle watching over, Teguise stands as a point of union between the north and the south of the island. This municipality, which used to be the capital of the island, perfectly preserves the most traditional essence of Lanzarote, which is amply represented in one of its most important festivals, the Carnival.
Teguise, the old capital of the island of Lanzarote, is located in the northern central part of Lanzarote, around 10 km from the central area and 220 m above sea level. It was also the old capital of Lanzarote so is one of the most historically cultural towns on the island.
Tour of the Teguise Village Market
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BookWandering through its cobbled streets, Teguise is home to countless taverns and bars where you can try local food and typical island dishes. It is without doubt one of the best places to enjoy a glass of wine or an aperitif before trying some of the best Canary Island food.
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BookOne of the best plans for an enjoyable Sunday on the island is to visit the traditional market that is held in the town. The streets are packed full of stalls with local crafts, traditional sweets, etc. On your way to the market you’ll no doubt come across a few musical groups in the streets livening up the morning.
If you would prefer a more laid back experience, why not enjoy a fantastic breakfast or lunch in any of the numerous terrace bars that line the streets or visit Teguise’s shops on any other day of the week, where customer service always comes first.
Due to the northern location of Villa de Teguise, the average temperature is lower than in other touristic parts of the island, with an average of 13 – 26ºC throughout the year. However, the town’s characteristic mist makes it a truly unique place and fills its streets with magic.
The Villa de Teguise carnivals are one of the most anticipated dates of the year. The Los Diabletes ritual has its origins from the Americas and was imported by a Canary Islander immigrant. During Carnival, the Diabletes parade through the streets with their characteristic and gruesome costumes, shouting and scaring children. They are accompanied by a cowbell, as they tell a narrative of a goat and the devil, which is where their name comes from. If you are passionate about pagan festivals like Carnival, this show is for you, and the fun is guaranteed.
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