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Fortress on the edge of the crater of the Guanapay volcano, one kilometer from the historic center. Originally a watchtower from the 14th century; renovated in the 16th century by Leonardo Torriani. Declared BIC. It houses the Museum of Piracy (conquerors, corsairs and pirates in the Canary Islands). Views over the village and a large part of Lanzarote.
Main temple of the Villa de Teguise, former capital of Lanzarote (1418-1852). Religious and architectural reference of the historical-artistic ensemble, in the heart of the town.
Palace in the historic center that houses the Casa-Museo del Timple, dedicated to the Canarian instrument par excellence. History of the timple, concerts and cultural activities.
Convent that is part of the religious and monumental heritage of Teguise. Integrated in the historical-artistic set of the town, one of the best preserved of the Canary Islands.
An old convent that contributes to the monumental profile of the town. Cobblestone streets, white houses and noble architecture around the convent buildings.
Architectural-historical-artistic complex with cobblestone streets, wooden balconies and whitewashed houses. One of the best preserved historical centers of the Canary Islands; former capital of the island for 434 years.
