Mansions and private mansions to visit Spain

Apart from some buildings putting various architectural styles from the late th century, such as the hermitage of the virgin of Carmen or the church of El Salvador, three small buildings represent the strength of the modernist movement in Teruel, mainly expressed by the architect Pablo Monguió. He is the author between 1910 and 1912 of the traditionally named buildings Casa Ferran, La… and El Torico, all of whom are located in the area of Plaza del Torico. They are closed to the visit, but above all their facade is worth a look.

Dating from the 17th century, the Casa de los Monteverde was the cradle of the Orotava's identity in the mid-19th century with its flower carpets at the time of Corpus Christi and its late Renaissance-style entrance. In 1864, it was the home of the infante Henri de Bourbon, the first member of the royal family to visit the Canary Islands. Also from the XVII century, the splendid house of the Lercaro family, is its neighbour. You will be able to taste pastries and buy decoration items.

This house, founded in 1820, then underwent several renovations. The facade as inside has preserved the charm of the past century. The shop's storefront testifies to cabinetmaking and impressive metals.