Casa de los Capitanes GeneralesThis house was built between 1624 and 1631 by the then Captain General of Tenerife Diego de Alvarado Bracamonte. Its windows are set in red ...
Casa del Marqués de la Quinta RojaThe house was built in the late 16th century and rebuilt in the 17th century by the Marquise of Quinta Roja. It was also used as temporary a...
Casa del PatioThis stately home was built in the second half of the 17th century, but has been turned into a country hotel. It is a traditional nobleman's...
Casa FuerteThis old fortress building was declared an Asset of Cultural Interest on 7 February 1986 and was classed as a Historic-Artistic Monument. Co...
Casa LercaroAlso known as Casa Ponte Fonte, this house was built in the 17th century after the marriage of Jerónimo Ponte Fonte and Catalina Grimaldi. T...
Church of the Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe y San Pablo Monastery.This building was declared an Asset of Cultural Interest on 7 February 1986 and was classed as a Historic-Artistic Monument. The church has ...
Franciscan Conceptionist monasterySince this religious community began their life in seclusion in 1643, the building has lived through being narrowly missed by a tongue of la...
Guimerá TheatreThis is the oldest theatre in the Canary Islands, which opened in 1851 and was named in memory of the writer, poet and dramatist Ángel Guime...
Nuestra Señora de la Candelaria BasilicaIn the late 14th century, about 100 years before the conquest of Tenerife, a Gothic style sculpture of the Virgin of Candelaria was washed u...
Palacio de LercaroThis impressive building on the central street of Calle de San Agustín was commissioned to be built in 1593 by a family of Genoese merchants...
Palacio de NavaLocated opposite Plaza del Adelantado, this palace is a blend of Baroque style, Neo-classical features and Mannerist touches. This wonderful...
Palacio Salazar (Episcopal Palace)The Count of Valle Salazar ordered the construction of this palace in 1681. This two-storey palace has a central gable on the façade, as wel...
San Antonio de Padua ChurchThis church in the village of El Tanque Bajo originated from a chapel that was built in the 16th century but was destroyed by the eruption o...
San Antonio de Padua ChurchThis church, located in the historic quarter of Granadilla de Abona, was built in the 18th and 19th century over the ruins of the old church...
San Miguel Castle FortressIn 1575, King Philip II decided to build this castle to defend the coast, protect Garachico's riches and keep it safe from invaders. In 1999...
Santa Úrsula ChurchThis building was declared an Asset of Cultural Interest on 7 February 1986 and was classed as a Historic-Artistic Monument. The church is c...
The Arona Copperwood (a Tree Monument)Arona's historic quarter is home to a copperwood tree dating back hundreds of years, reaching a height of about 9 m (29 ft), which is listed...
The Castle of San Juan BautistaThis castle is more popularly known as Castillo Negro (Black Castle) and was built in the mid 17th century. This round-shaped seaside fort s...
The Cathedral of Nuestra Señora de Los RemediosRight in the heart of the historic quarter, construction work on the Cathedral of La Laguna began in 1515 as the city's second parish church...
The chapel and promenade of San TelmoThis chapel was founded in 1780 and it is located next to the sea on the promenade of San Telmo. Devoted to the patron saint of sailors, it ...
The Chapel of El CalvarioThis small chapel was completed in the 19th century. It houses a figure of Christ on the Cross together with Saint John and the Virgin Mary,...
The Chapel of San Pedro ApóstolThis square chapel was built in 1794 and is considered an Asset of Cultural Interest. Covering just 42 m2 (452 sq ft), its inner walls are a...
The church and convent of Santa Catalina de SienaThis convent was founded in 1611 for the Dominican Order. The influence of the Mudejar style is clear to see in the carved wood bay windows ...
The church and former monastery of San AgustínThe monastery building still has many of its original features despite the various architectural alterations it has undergone since the 18th...
The church and hospital of Nuestra Señora de Los RemediosThis architectural site positioned in-between the bishopric and the former monastery of San Agustín comprises a hospital, the city's first c...
The Church of La ConcepciónThis is the municipality's main parish church and is considered the best piece of Baroque architecture in the Canary Islands. It began to be...
The Church of La VictoriaThe church was built in 1573 at the behest of Alonso Fernández de Lugo and is considered an Asset of Cultural Interest. Inside, its coffered...
The Church of Nuestra Señora de La ConcepciónThis is one of the oldest churches on the Island, located at the end of Calle La Carrera. It was declared an Asset of Cultural Interest in 1...
The Church of Nuestra Señora de La Peña de FranciaThis church was erected in 1684 over an old chapel, but the steeple was added in 1898. It contains a figure of Nuestra Señora de la Peña de ...
The Church of San FranciscoBuilt in 1599, this church is considered to be the city's oldest building. Its ecumenical character has led it to be used by several foreign...
The Church of San JoséLocated opposite Plaza Domingo Reyes Afonso, the church has a simple rectangular layout with a small annexed sacristy and an Arabic-tiled hi...
The church of San Juan BautistaThe church was declared a Historic-Artistic Monument in 1985 and is, together with its surroundings, the most important architectural site i...
The Church of San Juan Bautista or Las ClarisasFounded in 1547, this was the first convent in the Canary Islands. The building we see today was rebuilt after a fire in the early 18th cent...
The Church of San Pedro AbajoBuilt in 1959, it has a Neo-Canarian style and is devoted to San Periquito, the fond diminutive for San Pedro. The figure of the saint that ...
The church of San Pedro ApóstolIn 2005, this church dedicated to the municipality's patron saint was declared an Asset of Cultural Interest. Work to build it began in the ...
The church of San Pedro ApóstolThe origin of this church, which has been declared a Monument, is linked to the Chapel of El Tanque. It was built in 1606 and extended sever...
The Church of Santo Domingo de GuzmánThis church was initially part of a Dominican monastery built in 1649 which was destroyed in a fire in 1775. The building that now stands is...
The Church of Santo Domingo de GuzmánThis Catholic temple is part of the old convent of the Order of Preachers which operated until 1838. This is where the figure of Virgen de C...
The former Monastery of Santo Domingo de GuzmánToday, this religious building houses the Ministry of Culture, Tourism and Citizen Involvement of La Laguna's City Council and it has been c...
The former San Francisco monasteryFounded in the 17th century, the building now houses the municipal library. Mention should be made of its beautiful inner patio with wooden ...
The historic quarter of VilaflorVilaflor has had its own little chapel since the mid 16th century. The current temple was built where the original one used to stand in the ...
The house of Casa de Viera y ClavijoLocated on Calle Viera y Clavijo, this house is the birthplace of the illustrious Canarian writer who the street and house are named after, ...
The Mother Church of Apóstol SantiagoThere are some historical documents on the surrender of the Guanche Kings that mention a place of worship devoted to Apóstol Santiago as ear...
The Mother Church of La ConcepciónThe parish mother church of Nuestra Señora de La Concepción is the main Catholic church in the city and it was built where a chapel used to ...
The Mother Church of Nuestra Señora de La ConcepciónThe chapel that originally stood here was extended in the late 17th century and turned into a church with three naves, two chapels in the ma...
The Parish Church of San MarcosLegend has it that a statue of San Marcos Evagelista was found on the beach one day with his name on it, before the Spanish conquistadors re...
The Parish Church of Santa CatalinaIt was founded as a chapel in the early 16th century, but after several refurbishments it was turned into the church we see today. It is con...
The Parish Church of Santa ÚrsulaIn 1587, the mayor Alejo Pérez, gave the land to the city so that a church could be raised there in honour of Santa Úrsula. Although the chu...
The Santísimo Cristo de los Dolores sanctuary and the former monastery of Los Padres Agustinos CalzadosThe unique figure of Santísimo Cristo de los Dolores is fervently worshipped in Tenerife and can be found inside this church, which was buil...