20의 빌라 드 마조가지 명소 & 주요 장소

The Balcones de la Avenida Marítima are historically valuable, intricately carved wooden balconies from the 16th/17th centuries, which adorn the city's beach promenade and are now among the most popular sights of Santa Cruz de La Palma.

The square was formerly the Plaza Principal, then Plaza de la Constitución, and has been called Plaza de España since the 19th century. The historic Iglesia de El Salvador is located directly on the square. City Hall (Ayuntamiento): A magnificent 16th-century Renaissance building that dominates the square.

Standing in front of a volcano is quite an experience. A look into the crater is a must!

Really worth seeing! 🤩 You should buy something small in the small shop in the basement. Everything is very inexpensive and the older woman at the cash register is very friendly.

The old houses and the often very well-kept and flower-decorated balconies are very impressive

Located on the southern tip of the island of La Palma, these two lighthouses, like faithful sleepers of the sea, have survived historic volcanic eruptions. The older one was built in 1892 after a long and expensive construction process and began operating in 1903. All materials were brought by ship and even the volcanic stone used for its construction came from a quarry in Arucas, Gran Canaria. Geological phenomena have been on the verge of destroying it several times, such as the earthquakes that preceded the eruption of the San Juan volcano in 1949 and the eruption of the Teneguía volcano in 1971, which damaged the structure of the building as a result of seismic movements. Due to its poor condition, in 1983 it was decided to project the construction of a new tower of approximately 24.15 m, attached to the old lighthouse. In 2006, the old lighthouse was converted to house the Interpretation Center of the Marine Protected Area of the island of La Palma.

Flower pictures are always beautiful

Very beautiful old balconies. Typical for the Canary Islands.