Triana Market Place

Triana Market is a trading space in central Las Palmas where multiple vendors sell fresh produce, handmade goods, and local food items across organized stall areas. The layout combines open sections and covered spaces that display products from farmers and artisans who come to sell throughout the week.

This marketplace grew from the commercial development of the Triana district, which became a trading hub starting in the late 15th century. The site continues to reflect how this area maintained its role as a place where goods and people meet over five centuries later.

Vendors pass down their stalls and knowledge through family generations, and the market remains where locals gather to source ingredients for traditional meals. You can watch how people shop for specific items that are tied to their daily cooking routines and family traditions.

The market opens throughout the week and you can reach it by bus on several lines that serve central Las Palmas. Visit during daytime hours to see the best selection of goods and to experience the market when vendors are actively stocked and selling.

Some stalls carry rare ingredients that grow only on the Canary Islands and are hard to find elsewhere in Spain or Europe. These local products allow visitors and cooks to prepare authentic island dishes that cannot be replicated outside this region.