This recognition is of particular importance for La Laguna, a city that was founded without walls and has historically been identified as a place of peace and dialogue between continents.
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The initiative links the anniversary of the UNESCO declaration with the municipal commitment to combat gender violence and accompanies the municipal programme for 25th of November.
La Laguna will be present at this event, which takes place in the city of Jaén and is organised by the International Federation of CICOP Centres and the CICOP Spain Association.
Between 24 October and 8 November, a varied cultural, gastronomic and leisure programme will be rolled out at different locations throughout the city.
The Department of Cultural Heritage launches an educational and cultural initiative that connects heritage, youth and collective memory on the 25th anniversary of the city’s designation as a World Heritage Site.
The event took place in the Crystal Room of the former convent of Santo Domingo and brought together specialists, students and residents interested in La Laguna’s natural heritage.
The Town Council organises a visit by the main public representatives of the island and Canarian heritage to the exhibition “Lagunear. Memory and transformation”.
The 9th Seminar of the Ibero-American Network brings together more than 30 researchers to share the latest studies and reflect on urban planning in the first wave of globalisation.
On this occasion, the date will coincide with Black Friday, which will position the municipality as the island’s shopping hub at the start of the Christmas season and reinforce its appeal as a leading shopping destination in the Canary Islands.
“Este es uno de los encuentros culturales más queridos y esperados para La Laguna”, aseguró Adrián del Castillo. “Tras el éxito del pasado año, volvemos a apostar por la plaza del Cristo como emplazamiento principal