Iglesia de Nuestra Señora de los Remedios
La Palma
The gleaming white Iglesia de Nuestra Señora de los Remedios, built in the Canarian colonial style, is located on the lovely square of Plaza España…
Must-see attractions in La Palma
Ermita de Nuestra Señora de la Luz
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Head southwest on Calle Virgen de la Luz for a look at the simple 17th-century facade of the modest Ermita de Nuestra Señora de la Luz, one of several…
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At the northern end of the seafront, the Castillo de Santa Catalina was one of several forts built in the 17th century to fend off pirate raids. Named…
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Wander north along Calle O’Daly and you’ll come to the irregularly shaped, palm-shaded Plaza de España, to the south of which sits the grand and imposing…
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This black-sand beach to the south of town actually belongs to Breña Baja, but it's commonly associated with the capital. There's a lifeguard on duty in…
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This handsome 17th-century, late-Renaissance palace is on your left soon after you enter the street from Plaza Constitución. It's home to a government-run…
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This modest 17th-century castle is more like a simple fortress that was built as a defence against piracy. The castle looks out over lovely views of the…
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This small and tranquil chapel, centrally located in the Plaza de San Sebastián behind the Iglesia de San Salvador, is generally closed to the public.
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This popular farmers market also sells arts and crafts. It's in the same building as the tourist office.
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Scattered with a few boats, this south-facing black-sand beach is slung out right by the lighthouse.
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A simple whitewashed 17th-century chapel that gives the name to the street on which it stands.
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This Renaissance church is decorated with a magnificent coffered ceiling.
