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Very beautiful church in the village

Very nice little village

This property is located on a huge plateau above Teror. Agriculture, sheep, goats and a wonderful, well-kept, green park invite you to linger and take a walk. Surrounded by shady forest with old trees such as cork oaks, etc., it is fun to hike and explore. Access is free and public. There are many explanatory signs for information.

Amazing view around the northern part of the island, you can see Las Palmas, and if the weather is good even Tenerife with the Teide

Great viewpoint with restaurant/café. Right next door is the old washing place, which is well preserved - with information board

Do you have to ask permission to visit it???

Picturesque and beautifully situated little town.

The Church of San Juan Bautista was built by hand and is considered a unique testimony to the extraordinary skill of its builders and the ambition of a village that witnessed the construction of its church. The idea of creating a new sacred place was initiated by Francisco Gourié Marrero and the priest Francisco Cárdenes Herrera. The Board of Directors approved the project presented by the Catalan architect Manuel Vega y March in 1908. The architect Fernando Navarro was also appointed to manage the construction project. The current church is located on the site of the original parish church, which was consecrated on April 18, 1515 by the Bishop of the Canary Islands, Fernando Vázquez de Arce. Over the years, this church fell into disrepair and, when it was no longer able to accommodate the population of Arucas, it was demolished in 1909 to make way for a new church.