Free Tour of La Orotava

The meeting point will be at the Plaza de la Constitución in La Orotava, originally, in this public space there was a military barracks.

Next to the old hermitage was built the current church of San Agustín, a church with typical Canarian architecture with volcanic stone. The name "Plaza de La Constitución" dates back to the beginning of the 19th century, in homage to the Spanish Constitution of 1812.

We will visit the Town Hall Square and Town Hall, this space was part until the nineteenth century of the former convent of the clear nuns of San Jose under the obedience of the Franciscan fathers.

We will also stop at the Casa de los Balcones or Casa Fonseca, a typical Canarian house with the characteristic wooden balconies and interior courtyard with carved wood built in 1632.

Another place we will visit the Hijuela del botánico or also called Hijuela is a garden space of more than 3390 m² located behind the Town Hall of La Orotava

Finally, the Victoria Gardens are a facility built by the religious conflicts of the 19th century to give burial to a Marquis of La Orotava.