Overview
Teguise served as Lanzarote's capital until 1852 and remains the seat of a municipality spanning both coasts. The town preserves its colonial character with whitewashed buildings, a 15th-century parish church, and a landmark windmill overlooking the market square.
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Before you go
Culture
Teguise preserves traditional Canarian architecture; dress modestly when visiting churches.
Money
Spain uses euros (€); cards widely accepted but carry cash for Sunday markets and small establishments.
Packing
Bring sun protection year-round; Lanzarote has consistent sunshine with occasional calima (Sahara dust) winds.
Transport
Buses 7, 9, and 26 connect Teguise with Arrecife hourly; rent a car for flexibility under the Canarian sun.