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In the heart of Calle Real, right in front of the Church of La Asunción, we find this beautiful house dating from the last third of the 18th century. Its most prominent architectural feature is its enclosed balcony with shutters. Currently, it is closed to the public, but inside it houses the island's historical archive.

The La Gomera Cheese and Pastoralism Interpretation Centre offers an in-depth look at one of the island’s most deeply rooted traditions: livestock farming and artisanal cheese production. Through interpretative content and educational resources, it explains the role of pastoralism in shaping the landscape, economy and culture of La Gomera, as well as the traditional techniques linked to land use. The visit helps to understand the historical relationship between people and the natural environment, and the value of a way of life that has shaped the island’s rural identity.

The climate of the Canary Islands is unique, special: The best climate in the world.

Mild temperatures, plenty of sun, pure sea air and the best thermal and medicinal mineral waters you can find.

The Canary Islands are bathed by the Atlantic Ocean, which is especially rich in sodium. They are some of the best thermal waters in the world....

A Vantage point for observing the universe.

One way of experiencing a trip to La Gomera is through its traditions. The fiestas are a true reflection of the legacy left by generation after generation of residents of La Gomera...