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Thematic museum dedicated to the Filii Christi, a denominated theosophical-Christian congregation. Its main members wrote novels, essays, poetry books and newspaper articles reflecting their interest in the occult sciences, theosophy, esotericism, hypnosis, freemasonry, witchcraft and oriental wisdom such as Taoism.

All markets are linked to the land and therefore to ecology. However, very few can boast award-winning certified organic produce. The Puntagorda market in the north of La Palma can do just that. It is also located in a fantastic spot next to the El Fayal forest, with tables, a barbecue area and a children’s playground. A wonderful place only two kilometres away from the town, that is ideal for an enjoyable, family weekend.

Most Canarian markets offer variety and quality, but there are few that are located right next to banana plantations of the finest bananas in the world and surrounded by a rich architectural heritage. This superb combination is found in Los Llanos de Argual in La Palma, a place that has become a meeting point for both visitors and locals who not only want to buy handicrafts and local products, but also enjoy a pleasant Sunday and, perhaps, even discover how glass blowing is done.

This hamlet was traditionally known for growing fruits and vegetables. It is made up of dozens of houses, many of which are made of stone and mud with Arabic tiles and gable roofs, more than 200 years old and well preserved. Although the hamlet is practically uninhabited, some 40 years ago there were more than 100 people living here. A few metres above the hamlet we find the famous Chorros de Epina, legendary water springs that are a very important part of the island’s culture. In this area we also find the Hermitage of San Isidro, the feast day of which is celebrated on 15 May.

This hamlet of around 70 people is located in the south of the island, on the road to the Playa de Santiago. It offers spectacular views of Mount Teide and the Roque de Agando.

The Torre del Conde is a 15th century Castilian fortress located in the town of San Sebastián de La Gomera. It is a military type building. Its function was mainly to represent lordly power, and it counted on the lack of modern weaponry on the part of the natives. The tower has been the center of many pages belonging to the history of La Gomera and even of Spain.

A space to reunite with the past. Located in the neighborhood of La Calera, Valle Gran Rey, and converted into a museum, the old store of Salvador Casanova Roldan has been rescued to show everyone a part of how they were and what those neighborhood stores housed. A corner to know the ethnography of the island of La Gomera.