Archaeological site that preserves remains from the pre-Hispanic era, a testimony of the ancient Canarians, known as guanches, on the island of Gran Canaria.
The Lomo de los Gatos Site is an important Iron Age archaeological site where remains of dwellings and utensils have been found. This site stands out for its state of preservation and the quantity of remains that allow understanding the social, economic, and cultural organization of the first inhabitants of Gran Canaria. Over the years, excavations have provided valuable information about life on the island before the conquest. Additionally, various ceramic remains and construction materials have been found in the vicinity.
The Lomo de los Gatos Site is an excellent resource for learning about the guanche culture, their habits, and how they adapted to their environment. Guided tours help contextualize the archaeological findings, such as the guanches' dwellings and the tools used in their daily life.