Gáldar in Bloom - Amazing flower display on the streets of the historic center

Wondering what to do in Gran Canaria in May? If you're looking for a new and interesting place to visit in Gran Canaria, why not plan a day trip to Gáldar, a town located in the north of the island, which organizes an exhibition called "Gáldar in Bloom" ("Gáldar en Flor") from April 30th until May 20th, 2024?

The exhibition "Gáldar in Bloom" will show off a collection of flowers and plants that will fill the main street of the historic center with color and beauty, on the emblematic street Captain Quesada.

The main streets of the historic center of Gáldar are hosting the fourth edition of 'Gáldar in Bloom'  until May 20th, an exhibition of spring floral art that turns the Open Commercial Zone into a true explosion of color with more than 9,000 flowers and plants as well as artistic compositions that brighten the walk through the central pedestrian streets of the municipality. Geraniums, begonias, sunflowers, daisies and a wide selection of plants and artistic compositions already decorate the route accompanied by fantasies and illuminations that always surprise the visitor.

Visitors to Gran Canaria are invited to take a stroll through the streets of the old town to admire the flower exhibits and they can also browse through the shops or stop for a coffee and lunch in this charming town in the north of Gran Canaria.

The flower compositions can be admired along the main street until reaching Plaza de Santa Lucía, where visitors can see the pieces made by the Academy of Painting and Drawing in front of the Antonio Padrón Museum in a tribute to the celebration of its 50th anniversary. 

This is the fourth edition of this exhibition, the spring edition of the 'Flower Week' that is celebrated in December, which takes advantage of the great variety available in the month of flowers par excellence to give color to the historic center of the municipality. 

Gáldar in Bloom 

• Where: in Gáldar, Gran Canaria, municipality of Gáldar
• When: 30 April - 20 May, 2024