Domestic architecturePart of Arafo is known as “El Aserradero” (the Sawmill), featuring wonderful traditional Canarian buildings. The street of La Libertad has t...
Juan Carlos I AuditoriumThis is one of the most ambitious buildings to have been erected in Arafo. The building was inaugurated by the Spanish monarchs in 1994 and ...
La Cruz ChapelThe chapel of La Cruz is located in the district of La Cruz. It received approval for construction in 1871 and was commissioned by Tomás Pér...
Nuestra Señora del Carmen Parish ChurchIn 1946 the Town Council of Arafo was granted free use of the land to build a chapel in this growing town, which was founded after the Spani...
San Juan Degollado ChurchThe Church of San Juan Degollado was built in the 18th century over a very basic chapel from 1676. The façade is made of grey stonework. Ins...
Señor del Pino ChapelArafo is home to an ancient pine tree that has stood there since before the conquest. In the 18th century, three crosses were placed at the ...
The Esquina de los Carros MansionThis large house on Calle de la Libertad, located on the corner of Los Carros, is an example of Canarian country architecture. Here lived Se...
The Leisure, Crafts and Agriculture CentreThis centre that lies at the entrance to the municipality was built by the architects Jorge Méndez and Andrés Morales, and was inaugurated i...
The old mill and washing placeThis architectural site was declared a Historic-Artistic Monument in 1984 and is one of the most important places in Arafo. The site compris...
The Ruins of Lo de Ramos and La GranjaThe Augustinian monks built a house in the area of “Lo de Ramos” to use as their chapel, with a cellar, house, well and ovens. The house was...