Mundo Aborigen is a park designed in an old Canarian village style. Visitors have the opportunity to see how the ancient inhabitants of the Canary Island lived and ate; they can also admire tools and religious items. Briefly, the past recomposed in a park.
As the name might suggest, the Museum of Science and Technology Elder focuses on displaying the most important scientific progresses of humankind.
The beaches in the south area of Gran Canaria seem to be the most popular by force of the fact they neighbor upon the most frequented resorts on the island
The Barranco Oscuro Nature Reserve stretches in the Doramas Rural Park in west Gran Canaria. The laurel forest is home to some 40 rare species.