Fun things to do in San Cristobal de La Laguna: 16 fun attractions and activities

The palace is currently closed for renovation

(Translated by Google) This building is currently under restoration. +10 pts (Original) Ce bâtiment est actuellement en restauration. +10 pts

(Translated by Google) Palacio de Nava was built at the end of the 16th century and then modified in the mid-17th century. In 1776, Tomás de Nava y Grimón y Porlier completely rebuilt it, giving it its present appearance. (Original) Palacio de Nava został zbudowany pod koniec XVI wieku a nastepnie został zmodyfikowany w połowie XVII wieku. W 1776 roku Tomás de Nava y Grimón y Porlier całkowicie go przebudował, nadając mu dzisiejszy wygląd.

(Translated by Google) A building that belongs to the World Heritage Site should have at least maintenance, cleaning. (Original) Un edificio que pertenece al Patrimonio de la Humanidad, debería tener un mantenimiento como mínimo, de limpieza.

(Translated by Google) This palace, belonging to the Baroque period, with a mixture of styles, is closed all year round, although it usually opens to the public in the first days of December, when the anniversary of obtaining the title of World Heritage Site for this city is celebrated. It's really worth seeing. It would be important for the building to pass into municipal hands and become a museum space where its furniture and other interesting works can be displayed. The Nava Palace is an Asset of Cultural Interest, with the category of Monument, since September 6, 2000. The façade covered with basalt stone was made in 1776, on the existing building, being one of the most peculiar elements of this building. (Original) Este palacio, perteneciente al periodo barroco, con una mezcla de estilos, está cerrado todo el año, aunque suele abrirse al público en los primeros días de diciembre, en los que se celebra el aniversario de la obtención del título de Patrimonio de la Humanidad para esta ciudad. Es realmente digno de ver. Sería importante que las gestiones para poder el edificio pase a manos municipales y se pueda convertir en un espacio museo donde mostrar su mobiliario y otras interesantes obras. El Palacio de Nava es Bien de Interés Cultural, con la categoría de Monumento, desde el 6 de septiembre de 2000. La fachada recubierta de piedra basáltica se realiza había 1776, sobre la edificación existente, siendo uno de los elementos más peculiares de esta edificación.

(Translated by Google) The Nava Palace is located on Nava y Grimón Street, it is a palatial building that is located around the Plaza del Adelantado in San Cristóbal de La Laguna, Tenerife, Canary Islands, Spain. The Nava Palace has been declared an asset of cultural interest with the category of Monument since 1976. This palace is considered one of the most unusual examples of domestic architecture in the Canary Islands. Its architecture perfectly combines mannerist, baroque and neoclassical elements. (Original) El Palacio de Nava está situado en la calle Nava y Grimón es un edificio palaciego que se encuentra localizado en el entorno de la plaza del Adelantado en San Cristóbal de La Laguna, Tenerife,Islas Canarias, España. El Palacio de Nava ha sido declarado como bien de interés cultural con la categoría de Monumento desde el año 1976. Este palacio es considerado como uno de los ejemplos más insólitos de la arquitectura doméstica de las Islas Canarias. Su arquitectura combina perfectamente elementos manieristas, barrocos y neoclásicos.

(Translated by Google) It is beautiful, a jewel of the Laguna (Original) Es precioso,una joya de la Laguna

Fantastic area and a real taste of Spain away from the tourist resorts

Lovely authentic original church.

Love La Laguna! In September, you have the celebration of Cristo de La Laguna during the whole month, great gigs, fireworks and great crack all around the area.

This is a beautiful place to visit. Very relaxing inside.

Just looked inside while a service was going on, it's very authentic and great if you are into that sorts imagine.

Fairly interesting place but not enough here for a special trip. Some good icons.

Just plain

Part of the tickets to other churches and places in La Laguna. I do not mind the price. But when I have to pay and then there is no info that all the other places fridays at 12.00h.... sorry that has a bad feel. Opening hours are not marked on the ticket at all. Place looks to be very interesting and I had hoped to see more.... but it is closed and you have no info about opening hours on site.

Very beutiful and quite place. I enjoyed sitting in silence and watching the plants. One of the places one must visit if they are around.

Two lush patios and beautiful woodwork on the galleries make this canarian house definitely worth a visit.

Wonder why they include this place in the city tourist tour given you can only visit or see the patio... As you can for free at many places in La laguna

Stunning brick work and wood work with a very nice courtyard. Do swing by!

Beautiful place to visit, definitely worth a drive here

Curious house with a patio full of provocative and unique sculptures.

Well done museum depicting the colonial history of Tenerife and the building itself, but lacks geological and archialogical history pre-dating the colonialism. There is an audio guide to fill in the details captured in each room. This museum is a good starting point when walking the historic district of La Laguna.

A splendid local museum, it is very focused on regional history. Copies of documents denoting many important facts are displayed. The museum also contains information about the building, which is an exhibit on its own, and even traces the history of the family that owned it.

It’s a beautiful building and the staff were very helpful. The contents are presented without AV support and purely in Spanish, which is fine, but it did not live up to our hopes. Nevertheless, we had a fine time.

​I really enjoyed my visit to this museum. It's located in an old mansion, the Casa Lercaro, which is beautiful and worth seeing all on its own. The museum itself is a nice size—not too big, not too small—and gives you a really good overview of Tenerife’s history, from the 15th century right up to the modern day. ​The exhibits are well-organized and easy to follow, covering everything from the island's social and economic development to its cultural traditions. I especially liked the sections that showed what life was like in the past, with furniture and objects from different eras. It’s a great way to understand how the island and its people have changed over time. ​It's a perfect stop if you're already in La Laguna and want to learn more about the history of Tenerife without getting overwhelmed. Definitely recommend it!

The history of the places visited always complements the journey. Apart from tourism, Tenerife also has a centuries-old history that is worth getting to know by visiting this museum. Notice the beauty of the building's ornaments.

Stayed South of the island and made a day trip to La Laguna. Beautiful part of the island to visit if you’re looking for culture and the museum was a must! The information provided was fascinating and id recommend any traveller travelling to La Laguna!

The building is beautiful but the museum is like something out of the 1970s. Totally glosses over Tenerife's major role in the slave trade and the terrible treatment of the Guanche people. This is not the history of Tenerife, this is the history of the Spanish people who conquered Tenerife and who don't want to acknowledge their part in anything

A colourful purple entrance leads to a small but lush courtyard. One of a few places to stop by in La Laguna but will only take you 10 seconds.

Very friendly Tourist-Information👍👍

Lovely building. Lovely courtyard where the tourist office is.

Beautiful place with great information on it's history.

(Translated by Google) A great building with a tourist information center. They offer free city tours daily, including in German. We took part and really enjoyed it. The tour guide spoke excellent German. Definitely worth it 😊👍🏻. (Original) Tolles Gebäude mit Tourist-Info. Hier gibt es täglich kostenlose Stadt-Führungen, auch auf deutsch. Wir haben daran teilgenommen und es hat uns super gefallen. Die Stadt-Führerin konnte sehr gut deutsch. Lohnt sich auf jeden Fall 😊👍🏻.

(Translated by Google) This beautiful place is the headquarters of the Tenerife Tourism office. It is recommended for everyone who comes to visit the island, since they do a completely free guided tour and fully explain the importance of this beautiful WORLD HERITAGE city. You can discover what is important about the town and also enjoy some of the houses in La Laguna from the inside. Do not hesitate to come from Monday to Friday at 11:30 for the guided tour. (Original) Este lugar hermoso es la sede del la oficina de Turismo de Tenerife. Es recomendable para todo aquel que viene a visitar la isla, ya que hacen un tour guiado completamente gratuito y explican ampliamente la importancia de esta hermosa ciudad PATRIMONIO DE LA HUMANIDAD. Puedes descubrir lo importante de la localidad y además disfrutar de algunas casas de La Laguna por dentro. No duden en acercarse de lunes a viernes a las 11:30 tienen la visita guiada.

(Translated by Google) This building located in the pedestrian streets of La Laguna On its façade we can see the windows framed in red stone. Inside a typical patio Currently it houses the City Council of San Cristóbal de La Laguna, the Tourist Office, the Mayor's Office and the CICOP, the International Center for Heritage Conservation. (Original) Este edificio situado en las calles peatonales de La Laguna En su fachada podemos ver las ventanas enmarcadas en piedra roja. En su interior un patio típico Actualmente se alberga el Ayuntamiento de San Cristóbal de La Laguna, la Oficina de Turismo, la Alcaldía y el CICOP, centro Internacional para la conservación del Patrimonio.

The house is currently closed for renovation. It would be useful if the owner posted a notice on the door.

(Translated by Google) La Laguna is a beautiful town. Every street and every building in the historic part of town is wonderful. You can simply wander for hours in the beautiful town. One of its most special buildings is the Montanes house, whose beautiful Andalusian-style courtyard is worth seeing. (Original) La Laguna egy gyönyörű város. A történelmi városrész minden utcája, minden épülete csodás. Egyszerűen órákat lehet bolyongani a gyönyörű városkában. Egyik különleges épülete a sok közül a Montanes ház, melynek gyönyörű andalúziai stilusú belső udvarát érdemes megnézni.

(Translated by Google) The house was built in 1746 by Sergeant Major of the Cavalry Francisco Gabriel Montañés del Castillo y Machado. After renovation in 1986, it is the seat of the Advisory Committee of the Canary Islands. (Original) Dom został zbudowany w 1746 roku przez sierżanta majora kawalerii Francisco Gabriela Montañés del Castillo y Machado. Po remoncie w 1986 roku jest siedzibą Komitetu Doradczego Wysp Kanaryjskich.

(Translated by Google) You can go in to see the patio, which is beautiful. (Original) Puedes entrar a ver el patio, que es precioso.

(Translated by Google) Nice building in the center of La Laguna (Original) Joli bâtiment dans le centre de La Laguna

(Translated by Google) Very attractive building with entrance from two sides. The lighthouse alone is absolutely magnificent. It is even better than you can expect from a place in Tenerife's finest location. Not to be missed! (Original) Mycket sevärd byggnad med ingång från två håll. Bara ljusgården är helt magnifik. Det är t.o.m bättre än man kan vänta sig av ett ställe på Teneriffas finaste plats. Får ej missas!

(Translated by Google) If the door is open, be sure to look inside! (Original) Wenn die Tür offen steht unbedingt hineinschauen!

Excellent gallery in la Laguna, very well layout over two floors. I will be checking his work further. Certainly very interesting work, the video (with English subtitles) is very useful, showing the intellectual development and thoughts on nature and life of the artist. Highly recommended!

Today we visited the permanent exhibition at the Fundación Cristina de Vera along with a group of 20 young people from the BST (British) school. Although we had not booked in advance we were shown round by Karen who offered to give an impromptu talk to the students and explained some of the meanings behind these wonderful paintings by Cristina de Vera in the permanent exhibition in this beautiful old building. She then forwarded information to me about up and coming events which are being organized for school parties. Our students really enjoyed their visit and we would like to thank the director and Karen for their helpfulness and friendliness. We shall definitely be returning. Thankyou.

You won't regret of visiting this unforgettable museum.

Very interesting place.

(Translated by Google) A moving encounter with the work of my teacher, Don Eladio, after some 40 years. His work, his spirit, made me travel back in time... Feeling the dampness of the clay in my hands again... and the incredibly beautiful space... even more so with Don Cristino's work as my guardian... it felt right to me!! (Original) Emotivo encuentro con la obra de mi profesor , Don Eladio . después de unos 40 años . Su obra , su espíritu, me hizo viajar a mi pasado.... Volver a sentir la humedad de la arcilla en mis manos... y el espacio increíblemente bonito... más con la obra de Don Cristino de guardiana....me supo !!.

(Translated by Google) I came here by chance, and it's really nice. I only got to visit the second floor, but I found it interesting. Free admission. (Original) Llegué de casualidad y la verdad es que está muy bien. En este Caso solo pude visitar la segunda planta pero me resultó interesante. Entrada gratuita

(Translated by Google) A magnificent “casa” (house) that mixes history and modernity! Inside you will find a somewhat macabre exhibition. Entrance is free (Original) Une magnifique "casa" (maison) qui mélange histoire et modernité ! À l intérieur vous trouverez une exposition un peut macabre. L'entrée est gratuite

It is not too dissimilar from many other “science museums” oriented towards a younger audience. That said, our kids loved it, of course, and requested 5 stars, even if some exponats were out of order. The open terrace with solar clock and real radiotelescope deserves attention, as do the information on guanche script, the Santa Cruz oil refinery model, and the seatide calculator.

Apart from the inconvience that theres no english translation ( you can use google translate for instance ) its a nice interactive place.

educativo y divertido . "planetario" was the best! which was extra 1€ , do buy it! on the whole , worth a visit once . (some equipment were out of order though) things to consider: there's no parking available for the visitors, but it was easy to park nearby. no cafeteria but vending machine stacked with basic needs and a basic sitting area available.

This is really for kids. Usually I enjoy it regardless, but it's all in Spanish (which makes sense, as it's for kids). I had trouble translating everything, though they provide a translated document digitally. It made me focus on my phone more than the exhibition.

What a great place, with lots of interactive exhibits. The volcano exhibit was cleverly put together and with curtains to walk through made the suspense even better. You can get translations of what you are seeing and audio guide if you sign onto their WiFi, good to remember earphones if you struggle translating the Spanish. I got lost in the maze of mirrors, lots of geology, physics and astronomy thrown in. Biology and Chemistry take a bit of a back seat, but that suited me. Great value at 5€ for an adult.

Truly a curious museum. It was quite educational as for me or as for any other person, I believe it’s for all ages. It has many educational reading, as well as activities,( there is a planetarium for the price of 1€ per person), many stands where to press something and see what happens,… It was great. Its a combination of a museum of Fisics and astronomy. The prices were 2€ for child residents, and 3€ adult. 5€ for a non resident, child 3€, but there are times from certain hours it free. It was a great afternoon. Truly recommend

Interesting and modern museum aimed to put interest in science by trying many of the interactive scenes covering a wide range of science. I guess optimal visitor age is from 8+ years and to old age. A major disadvantage is that all explanations are in Spanish only. Tram stops just outside and you can park a car around.

Beautiful building from outside, didn't go inside though

Beautiful building. Free access to several exhibitions. Unfortunately, it’s closed most of the afternoon and I arrived only 15 minutes before 1pm closing time.

Unfortunately it’s under renovation and going inside to see the ruins is not possible. And update on google would’ve been nice. Also getting in the normal part of the church’s was not possible.

Disgusting work of the staff, they are rude and do not open the museum on time. The museum was supposed to open at 11:00 but opened at 11:20. Where is the local mayor's office looking?

Interesting historical building with beautiful garden backyard. Free entrance, so definitely worth a stop if you are in town.

Abandoned and not renovated church, now a museum. A beautiful garden. The museum has a display of 18th century mechanical and electrical appliances

Quiet, old and now a museum. Lovely quadrangle garden and old fashioned museum displays. The scientific instrument collection is impressive in its coverage of key mechanical and electrical phenomena of 19C and early 20C academia.

Absolutely worth the time and money, lovely location with many beautiful objects and a wonderful house! Also our guide was super kind and knowledgeable.

Hidden gem I would say! You must try their special coffee as well. Can’t remember what it’s called but it has cinnamon and a bit of lemon as well. It was so tasty I ordered two!! Loved it here, the museum seemed pretty interesting too.

Interesting museum with traditional Canarian courtyard.

Did not visit the museum part, just enjoyed the cafe there - located in the interior courtyard, at one level down from street level. The place is charming, to stay the least! Cosy and quiet and colorful and special!! Like the small town you're walking through (La Laguna). The coffee was also great (cappuccino or latte)- the best on the island, to tell my truth. And the sounding on the nearby bell tower, at fixed quarter hourly intervals is magnificently captured by that basement level internal yard.

It is an amazing location to have a coffee or a typical Canarian lunch. Both verry good.. The peace and serenity is an experience on its own.

Hidden away gem, beautiful atmosphere inside a courtyard of a historic building with plenty of flowers and a little fountain. Very reasonably priced, tasty breakfast! Get the breakfast on a high tea tray, which we unfortunately only saw when locals ordered it, it looked amazing!

Super amazing atmosphere, lovely personell, great drinks and foods. Beautiful. A must!!!!

Closed, closed a lot. There's supposed to be a nice tomb in there but...be careful about hours. It is a functioning church of course, so tourists are low priority. Next door is old dormitory, the space could use renovation but at least it's open, there's a guy there welcoming you (and gratis, finally!). 10min walk around, see funny looking owl sculpture, ornate wood carvings. Not much but ok. And... there's a very nice gratis WC inside (upstairs, near main entrance). Always a positive thing anywhere in our modern crowded manic all-for-profit world; gratis, non-stinky, non-smelly, bright, no-lines WCs, that actually works, doors close, toilets flush, water runs, towels to dry, soap...miracle of all, soap!

Very nice but this day to much clouds for good pictures

Nice place

Linda

(Translated by Google) Along with the convent of the same name, logically the church is an initiative of the Dominicans. It dates from the beginning of the 16th century. It is clearly seen that it was built in two phases because in the photo you can see that it has two different bodies. It also underwent some reforms over time. A very curious story is that a lagoon privateer, Amaro Pargo, is buried. (Original) Junto al convento del mismo nombre,lógicamente la iglesia es iniciativa de los dominicos. Data de principios del siglo XVI. Se ve claramente que se construyó en dos fases porque en la foto se aprecia que tiene dos cuerpos diferentes. También sufrió alguna que otra reforma a lo largo del tiempo .Una historia curiosísima es que se encuentra enterrado un corsario lagunero , Amaro Pargo .

(Translated by Google) Church where the tomb of the famous Canarian corsair Amaro Pargo is located. Beautiful church and a must-see for every history lover. (Original) Iglesia en la que se encuentra la tumba del famoso corsario Canario Amaro Pargo. Iglesia preciosa y de obligada visita para todo amante de la historia.

(Translated by Google) It is one of the most important temples in the city and the image of Our Lady of the Rosary is venerated there, which is one of the most revered images of La Laguna and patron saint of the parish along with Santo Domingo de Guzmán. In the place where occupies the current temple, there was a primitive hermitage dedicated to the Immaculate Conception. In 1522 the convent where the Dominican friars settled was built. For its part, in 1527 the church was built. In this Dominican temple the image of the Virgin of Candelaria (Patron Saint of the Canary Islands) was guarded on her first departure from the Villa Mariana de Candelaria, on January 30, 1555. This first transfer was carried out out of fear of the French and the attacks they They had previously carried out on the coasts, where their Sanctuary is located. In 1747, the famous lagoon privateer Amaro Rodríguez Felipe, more commonly known as Amaro Pargo, was buried in this church. Said corsair was a patron of this temple, to whom he donated several works of art, such as the silver throne of the Deceased Lord. His marble tombstone is located right at the entrance to the church. This one has the family crest and the pirate symbol, a skull with two crossbones. (Original) Es uno de los templos más importantes de la ciudad y en él se venera la imagen de Nuestra Señora del Rosario, que es una de las imágenes más veneradas de La Laguna y patrona de la parroquia junto a Santo Domingo de Guzmán.En el lugar que ocupa el actual templo, existía una primitiva ermita dedicada a la Inmaculada Concepción. En 1522 se construye el convento en donde se establecen los frailes dominicos. Por su parte, en 1527 se construye la iglesia. En este templo dominico fue custodiada la imagen de la Virgen de Candelaria (Patrona de Canarias) en su primera salida de la Villa Mariana de Candelaria, el 30 de enero de 1555. Este primer traslado se realizó por temor a los franceses y a los ataques que habían realizado con anterioridad en las costas, lugar en donde se encuentra su Santuario. En 1747 fue enterrado en esta iglesia el famoso corsario lagunero Amaro Rodríguez Felipe, más comúnmente conocido como Amaro Pargo. Dicho corsario fue mecenas de este templo, a quién donó varias obras de arte, como el trono de plata del Señor Difunto. Su lápida de mármol se encuentra justo a la entrada de la iglesia. Ésta tiene el escudo familiar y el símbolo pirata, una calavera con dos tibias cruzadas.

On Sundays the monastery sg uld be open, but when we got there it appeared to be closed

Great local architecture and maintained to a very high standard.

Interesting exhibition of religious art and it is free

Bellisimo

(Translated by Google) Spectacular building The entrance to the Conventual Church is on one side of the Plaza del Adelantado With interesting baroque altarpieces. The procession leaves from there during Holy Week. You can also visit the museum that the monastery has. It is worth visiting (Original) Espectacular edifico La entrada a la Iglesia Conventual está en un lateral de la Plaza del Adelantado Con interesantes retablos barrocos. Desde ella sale la procesión en Semana Santa. También se puede visitar el museo que tiene el monasterio Merece la pena visitarlo

(Translated by Google) The hours are not as published. The convent is open on Saturdays and Sundays from 10:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., with Mass at 12:00 p.m. (Original) El horario no es el que esta publicado. Sabados y do.ingos abre el convento de 10.30 a 13, misa a las 12.

(Translated by Google) The entrance is on one side of the Plaza del Adelante. It has a place of worship inside that can be visited. It's famous because every year the incorrupt body of a nun inside, known as "the little servant," is allowed to be seen. On that day, impressive lines form around the convent of people wanting to see her. I've never seen her in person. (Original) La entrada está en un lateral de la plaza del adelantado. Tiene un lugar de culto dentro que se puede visitar. Es famoso porque cada año se permite ver el cuerpo incorrupto de una monja que está en el interior que llaman "la siervita". Ese día se forman unas colas impresionantes que dan una vuelta al convento de personas que quieren verla. Yo nunca la he visto personalmente.

(Translated by Google) The hermitage of Saint Michael the Archangel (Ermita de San Miguel Arcángel) is named after the patron saint of Tenerife and the city of San Cristóbal de La Laguna. The hermitage was originally built in the 16th century and expanded in 1759. (Original) Pustelnia Świętego Michała Archanioła (Ermita de San Miguel Arcángel) nosi wezwanie patrona Teneryfy i miasta San Cristóbal de La Laguna. Pustelnia została wybudowana pierwotnie w XVI wieku i rozbudowana w 1759 r.

(Translated by Google) Pretty little Ermita in front of a flowery square (Original) Joli petit Ermita devant une place fleurie

(Translated by Google) Because it is a very old building, rebuilt in the mid-18th century (1759), which is quite well preserved. It is not dedicated to religious worship and exhibitions and music concerts are held in this space throughout the year. The most valuable thing can be seen in the characteristic façade and the interior coffered ceiling. It depends on the Department of Culture of the La Laguna City Council. (Original) Porque es un edificio muy antiguo, reedificado a mediados del siglo XVIII (1759), que se conserva bastante bien. No está dedicada al culto religioso y en este espacio se realizan exposiciones y conciertos de música a lo largo del año. Lo más valioso se puede ver en la característica fachada y el artesonado interior. Depende de la Concejalía de Cultura del Ayuntamiento de La Laguna.

(Translated by Google) Chapel from the times of the conquest. Hermitage of Saint Michael (Original) Kaplica z czasów konkwisty Pustelnia Świętego Michała

(Translated by Google) It is a building from several centuries but unfortunately it is used for exhibitions of modern paintings or photographs, in my opinion quite ugly. (Original) Es una edificación de varios siglos pero lamentablemente es usado para exposiciones de cuadros o fotografías modernas en mi opinión bastante feas

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(Translated by Google) I love how beautiful it is and especially the exhibitions they do there. (Original) Me encanta lo bonita que es y sobre todo las exposiciones que hacen en ella.

Small square at the start of the historic center. Nice place to rest next to an impressive dragon tree

Beautiful historic building in a nice and quiet spot of tenerife perfect place if you just want to relax and take in the sights

Garachico fenntről

Lovely little square to get some shade on a hot day

Stunning place to visit, beautiful views.

Great to meet with all kind of people

A lovely place in town

Ice place to walk about . Looking for parking near by is a bit of a challenge. Got to visit a comic villain exhibit at the city office. Visited the museum post 4pm so no entry fee. Loved the display showing the history of the island

(Translated by Google) It is one of the oldest buildings in the city, dating back to 1540. It was the seat of the Cabildo, the island's council, and in the 18th century it was used as a prison. Only the impressive portal made of red volcanic stone remains of the original building, one of the few examples of plateresco style architecture in the Canary Islands (Original) Jest jednym z najstarszych budynków w mieście, pochodzącym z 1540 roku. Był siedzibą Cabildo, rady wyspy a w XVIII wieku był używany jako więzienie.Z pierwotnego budynku pozostał tylko okazały portal z czerwonego kamienia wulkanicznego, jeden z niewielu przykładów architektury stylu plateresco na Wyspach Kanaryjskich

(Translated by Google) Casa del Corregidor is located on Obispo Rey Redondo Street, number 3 in San Cristóbal de La Laguna. This building dates back to the 16th century, one of the oldest in the city and the most notable thing is its façade made of red volcanic stone. We can see an emblematic building of the city Wye while walking through its central streets. It was also used as a prison in the 18th century. (Original) Casa del Corregidor está ubicada en la calle Obispo Rey Redondo, número 3 de San Cristóbal de La Laguna. Este edificio data del siglo XVI, uno de los más antiguos de la ciudad y lo más destaca es su portada compuesta de piedra volcánica roja. Edificio emblemático de la ciudad wye podemos ver de paseo por sus céntricas calles. También fue usado como cárcel en el digo XVIII.

(Translated by Google) Magnificent historic center (Original) Centre historique magnifique

(Translated by Google) A typical house from the colonial era that is very well preserved and it was under construction when I passed by, so I can't say much more. (Original) Una casa típica de la época colonial que está muy bien conservada se ve y qué estaba en obras cuando pase por allí así que no puedo decir mucho mas

(Translated by Google) A great place. Incredible patio (Original) Un lugar genial. Increíble el patio

(Translated by Google) Heritage of the Canarian people (Original) Patrimonio del pueblo canario

(Translated by Google) The old Casa de la Alhóndiga in San Cristóbal de la Laguna is an attractive building today dedicated to a museum. It forms, together with the surrounding spaces, a colorful and harmonious architectural ensemble with airs very similar to places on the other side of the Atlantic. (Original) La antigua Casa de la Alhóndiga en San Cristóbal de la Laguna es un vistoso edificio hoy dedicado a museo. Conforma, junto con los espacios aledaños, un colorido y armónico conjunto arquitectónico con aires muy parecidos a lugares del otro lado del Atlántico.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful building in the heart of the old capital Our fb page ⬇️ Travel and hikes (Original) Beau bâtiment au coeur de l ancienne capitale Notre page fb ⬇️ Voyages et randonnées