Teror

Picturesque village in Gran Canaria known for its religious significance and colonial architecture

12,424 residents
Canary Islands region
Teror, Spain

Quick Facts

Location

Canary Islands, Spain

28.06°, -15.55°

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Population

12,424 residents

Language

Spanish (Castilian)

Currency

Euro (EUR)

Time Zone

CET (UTC+1)

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Electricity

230V, Type C & F

Weather & When to Visit

Climate Overview

Type: Subtropical

Best Time: Year-round

Rainfall: Very low

Seasonal Guide

Summer: Warm (24-28°C)

Winter: Mild (18-22°C)

Local Tips & Cultural Insights

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Learn basic Spanish phrases - locals appreciate the effort

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Dinner is typically eaten late (9-11 PM)

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Many shops close during siesta time (2-5 PM)

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Tipping 5-10% at restaurants is customary but not mandatory

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Embrace the slower pace of small-town Spanish life

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Local festivals are often the heart of community culture

Getting Around Teror

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Walking

Most Spanish city centers are very walkable

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Public Transport

Buses connect most areas, metro in major cities

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Car Rental

Great for exploring surrounding areas and countryside

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Taxis & Rideshare

Uber and Cabify available in larger cities

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Discover Teror's Hidden Gems

We're continuously enriching our database with detailed attraction information.Teror has many wonderful places to explore - check back soon for comprehensive guides to this beautiful city's attractions.

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Accommodation in Teror

Teror offers wonderful accommodation options for every budget and style. We're building a comprehensive database of hotels, from luxury resorts to charming boutique properties.

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Culinary Delights of Teror

Teror offers incredible dining experiences, from traditional Spanish cuisine to innovative contemporary dishes. We're building our restaurant database to help you discover the best local flavors and authentic dining experiences.

Teror is best visited during spring (April-May) and fall (September-October) when temperatures are comfortable for walking and sightseeing. Summer can be very hot, especially in central and southern Spain, while winter offers fewer crowds and mild weather perfect for museums and indoor attractions.