テネリフェ島の洞窟・トップ10

見るのにとても良い、美しい自然の中に素晴らしいハイキングコースがここに続いています。

This place is beautiful, and the view over the coast is simply breathtaking and offers an unparalleled panorama. This place is very well-maintained and gives a clean and tidy impression. It's well worth a visit. In the mid-17th century, Castillo de San Felipe built the Castillo west of the city center. It once served to defend against pirates. Today, the imposing walls host exhibitions and cultural events. The fortress offers a beautiful view of Playa Jardín and is the starting point for an approximately 6 km coastal hike to the Mirador San Pedro viewpoint. A fantastic hike, highly recommended.

Castillo de San Miguel was built in the 16th century to protect the flourishing port, then the largest on the north coast, from pirates. Although the volcanic eruption of 1706 almost destroyed the town, the fortress survived the eruption largely unscathed. Today it houses a small museum about the town's history.

Great photo opportunity in Garachico

castle and powder magazine

The Castillo de San Felipe is located on the west side of the city, about 900 m from the historic center, next to Playa Garden. Actually, it is more than a castle, it is a small fort, which was built by mason Antonio Gallegos (according to Cassola Prospero project) in the seventeenth century to defend the Old Port from attack by pirates. The plant is an irregular pentagon with two heights, being surrounded by a moat. Now a municipal cultural center where concerts and art exhibitions are held. When I was there it was the Night of San Juan, and you could not get inside the castle as they were preparing For the event, but the center's regular hours are Tuesday through Saturday from 11-13 h and 17-20 h.

Right next to the Auditorio de Tenerife.

Plaja Kastelo is a small castle that was part of the city's fortifications in the 16th century.