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At the edge of the caldera, at an altitude of approximately 2,400 meters, a number of telescopes are lined up at Roque de los Muchachos: optical and infrared night-vision telescopes, solar telescopes, and instruments for high-energy astrophysics. We took part in a guided tour and highly recommend it. It's essential to book online in advance from home; spontaneous bookings on-site are usually not possible. Links: * https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roque-de-los-Muchachos-Observatorium * https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liste_der_gr%C3%B6%C3%9Ften_optischen_Teleskope * https://www.iac.es/es/observatorios-de-canarias/observatorio-del-roque-de-los-muchachos/visitas

The “Lo Divino” statue is a bronze artwork in Santa Cruz de La Palma depicting traditional musicians and celebrating the local Christmas music tradition “Lo Divino” – which has been shaping generations with songs and singing since 1947.

The city beach of Santa Cruz de La Palma is an artificial, black sand beach located directly on Avenida Marítima in the city center. It opened in April 2017 and replaced the former historic beach, Caleta del Varadero, which was lost when the promenade was built in 1949. The beach is approximately 1.2 km long and about 50 m wide, with easy access to the Atlantic Ocean. Easy access directly from the promenade. Showers, restrooms, sun umbrella/lounger rentals, sports areas (volleyball, beach soccer), and a children's playground are available. Suitable for families, swimming, and leisure activities; windsurfing and kitesurfing are also possible. Its location in the capital makes it particularly attractive, as cafés, restaurants, and the promenade are right next door. The black volcanic sand is typical of the Canary Islands. The water is calm, as the city promenade and harbor areas often break up the waves. Especially popular at sunrise, as its easterly location offers a great view over the Atlantic Ocean.

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The statue honors the musical groups that used to parade through the city before Christmas, singing songs like "Lo Divino." The statue was unveiled in 1997 to honor the groups who had continued this tradition for 50 years prior to that year.

great little market hall with tasty stuff

The historic building already existed in the 16th century. At that time it was used as a hospital.

The many dragon trees are at least as impressive as those in Las Tritias.