Feá Cross
The Feá Cross is an emblematic element of Galician heritage, located at a crossroads in the town. It stands on two square-section steps, and its base is cubic with a molded upper part. The shaft or column begins with a square section at its lower part and transforms into a cylindrical shape as it rises. […]
Hermitage of San Juan
Clock Tower
Nuestra Señora de África Market
The Nuestra Señora de África Market is one of the most emblematic places in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, inaugurated in 1943. This market offers a rich variety of fresh local products, from fish and seafood to fruits, vegetables, and artisanal goods. It is a place where you can experience the authentic culture and gastronomy of […]
ARMONA PIER
We are facing the remains of the old pier of the La Armona factory, also known as París Hermanos, in the port of Camposancos. It was built around 1880 in granite masonry with a rectangular plan by the París Morla brothers. Its dock served both to export planks and to receive products from the open […]
Capela Do Santo Cristo
The Capilla del Santo Cristo is a small temple with a single nave and rectangular floor plan, built with perfectly aligned granite ashlar walls. The presbytery is narrower and lower than the rest of the chapel. A small building is attached to the south wall. The facade is sober and highlights the semicircular arch door […]
Puerto de Mogán Market
The Puerto de Mogán market is one of the most popular in the south of Gran Canaria, combining a maritime atmosphere, local crafts, fashion, and gastronomic products.
Chapel of San Roque de Punxín
The Chapel of San Roque de Punxín is a small rectangular building made of irregular granite ashlar and covered with a gabled roof. The main façade stands out for its large entrance door with a double semicircular arch, flanked by two small windows (bufardas) with internal splay. The ensemble is topped with a bell gable […]
TRACES ON THE WAY TO GUARDA
After crossing the Miño River by boat, A Guarda is the first town in Galicia with deep traces of the Camino de Santiago. This same boat route crossing the two banks of the Miño River, between Caminha and A Guarda, was already taken by pilgrims in the Middle Ages. A few meters from the current […]
Chapel of San Benito de Cova do Lobo
In the parish of Piñor is the sanctuary of San Benito da Cova do Lobo, famous for the pilgrimage held every July 11th. Devotees come to ask for the healing of various illnesses, especially warts and rickets, since just a few meters away is the miraculous Penedo Tangaraño, a large rock attributed with healing powers. […]