Firgas is a small town in the north of Gran Canaria. Recognized as a town in 1488. In 1995, it was created a cascade of waterfalls - the main attraction of the town.
Main square of the town
The cascade of waterfalls begins from this square.
On the right - benches and over them the heraldic emblems of the municipalities of the island.
Cascade
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Behind the cascade begins a ladder from the islands of the Canary archipelago.
Gran Canaria
Lanzarote
Fuerteventura
Tenerife
Isla de la Palma
Isla de la Gomera
Hierro
Canary archipelago
View down to the main square
From the main square you immediately get to the cathedral and the stream flowing in the wall
The windows in the wall of the left and to the right of the stairs to the next level are access to the stream. They used its to wash their clothes. In one place near the creek a sculptural group was made.
A bit aside from the city center (about 200 m) is another sculptural group
