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The towns of La Palma
La Palma Travel will tell you what you need to know about the most beautiful island of the Canaries, La Palma. Here you will find sightseeing tips and important facts about the towns of Barlovento, Breña Alta, Breña Baja, El Paso, Fuencaliente, Los Llanos, Puntagorda, Puntallana, San Andrés, Santa Cruz, Tazacorte, Tijarafe and Villa de Mazo.
Barlovento:
Barlovento, 550 Meter above sea level, is popular with tourists thanks to ist pristine landscapes with deep canyons, green forests, sleepy villages and attractive possibilities for excursions. Click here for more sightseeing information and facts on Barlovento...
Breña Alta:
The most important tourist sites of Breña Alta are the famous twin dragontrees Los Gemelos and the art gallery La Chatita with the works of German and local artists on display. Click here for more sightseeing information and facts on Breña Alta...
Breña Baja:
South of Santa Cruz 287 m above sea level lies Breña Baja with its 4800 inhabitants. Click here for more sightseeing information and facts on Breña Baja...
El Paso:
The silk museum "Las Hilanderas" in El Paso is only one of many tourist destinations, for example the bird park "El Paraiso". Click here for more sightseeing information and facts on El Paso...
Garafia:
The biggest event in Garafía is the annual Fiesta in San Antonio del Monte, which takes place in June, with the largest cattle market on the island. Click here for more sightseeing information and facts on Garafia...
Fuencaliente:
Fuencaliente has only 250 inhabitants but is the most important community in the southern part of the island and brings together all the richness of contrast of the island as a whole. Click here for more sightseeing information and facts on Fuencaliente...
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Los Llanos:
One of the most beautiful tourist sites in Los Llanos is the 17th century church (Iglesia de Nuestra Señora de los Remedios). A walk about the city and its alleyways is well worth it. Click here for more sightseeing information and facts on Los Llanos...
Puntagorda:
The town of Puntagorda is perfectly suites as a departure point for extended hiking and cycling trips, either through the heart of the island or along the coast. Click here for more sightseeing information and facts on Puntagorda...
Puntallana:
One of the most important tourist sites in Puntallana is the church ( Iglesia San Juan Bautista). Click here for more sightseeing information and facts on Puntallana...
San Andrés:
Typical and touristy village on the northeast coast of the island of La Palma, framed by winding alleyways, a whitewashed village church and beautiful homes. Click here for more sightseeing information and facts on San Andrés...
Santa Cruz:
The capital of the island with a restored old town, landmarked under a preservation order. Click here for more sightseeing information and facts on Santa Cruz...
Tazacorte:
The smallest community on La Palma. Tazacorte is architechturally speaking a very interestnig city. Click here for more sightseeing information and facts on Tazacorte...
Tijarafe:
The “Devil’s festival“ takes place once a year in Tijarafe, attracting visitors from all parts of the island. A devil in human form scares the visitors and releases fireworks into the sky. Click here for more sightseeing information and facts on Tijarafe...
Villa de Mazo:
The weekend farmers’ market is not the only draw for tourists and locals. The festival of Corpus Christi also brings in visitors, and is celebrated nowhere else with as much colour and enthusiasm. Click here for more sightseeing information and facts on Villa de Mazo... |
