Apartment to rent in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria

Details of the Apartment

60 m² of modern and charming accommodation. It is located 99 m from the restaurant "Restaurante Casa Fataga, Parque de Santa Catalina," 450 m from the bus station "Intercambiador Santa Catalina", 700 m from the supermarket "Hiperdino", 750 m from the sandy beach "Playa de Las Canteras (Las Palmas de Gran Canaria)", 900 m from the sandy beach "Playa de las Alcaravaneras", 3 km from the golf course "Las Palmeras Golf", 3 km from the rocky beach "Playa del El Confital", 14 km from the city "Arucas", 22 km from the city "Teror", 25 km from the airport "Aeropuerto de Gran Canaria", 57 km from the amusement park "Holidayworld Maspalomas Center, Holiday World Maspalomas", 58 km from the water park, 62 km from the sandy beach "Playa del Inglés" and is located in an ideal area for families and in the city centre. It has a lift, iron, internet access (wifi), 1 TV, radio. The kitchenette, made of glass-ceramic, is equipped with a fridge, microwave, freezer, washing machine, dishes/cutlery, utensils/kitchen, coffee maker, toaster, kettle and juicer. The flat is located next to one of the city's most emblematic parks: Santa Catalina Park, an example of life on the edge of the street. It is home to the Science Museum and the Miller Building, which hosts cultural activities. The Santa Catalina Park is also the centre for the Carnival and the Theatre and Dance Festival, which are held during the summer months. Furthermore, less than 100 metres away is the Santa Catalina Quay Maritime Park, a real lookout point to enjoy the stay of the large tourist cruises in the Port of Las Palmas. A solarium or waterfront, which is suspended over the sea, divided into two levels with a grandstand and a ramp that connects them, in a space of 1,262 square meters. A glass railing on the sea side, as well as a fountain located on the floor of the upper part of the esplanade, have converted this facility into a pleasant meeting place to enjoy the port landscape. Next to the Maritime Park is La Marquesina, a facility that recalls the first passenger station that the Port of La Luz had at the beginning of the 20th century. In 1935, Néstor Martín - Fernández de la Torre made the first drawing of the House of Tourism, the Island’s Produces Pavilion, at the main entrance of Santa Catalina Dock, the meeting point between Las Palmas de Gran Canaria and the Port of La Luz and Las Palmas, the place where tourists entered the city. The artist conceived a space with a cellar, a shop,