The Palacio Insular, seat of the Cabildo (Island Governing Body) of Gran Canaria, which was achieved in 1912 is on Bravo Murillo Street. This building was designed by Miguel Martín Fernández de la Torre in accordance with the retionalist style of architecture. Perpendicular to Bravo Murillo Street is Tomás Morales Street which runs as far as the Parque Doramas (Doramas Park), and is the city's focal point in terms of educational institutions: Secondary Schools, University Departments, important bookshops and so forth. Also in this street is the Plaza de la Constitución (Constitution Square), which is more commonly known as Plaza del Obelisco, which features a monolith to commemorate Spain's new constitution.

The Island is divided in 21 municipalities which all, little by little will be described as detailed as possible on these pages, and if anyone has some interesting information's you are welcome to e-mail me.

Here below we have collected a list of some of the most important Spanish and Canary Island government offices and links to them.
 

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