Church of Saint Ann, Candelaria

The Church of Saint Ann in Candelaria is a place of worship with religious artworks and traditional architectural elements common to Tenerife's religious buildings. Inside, it preserves sculptures and ornaments from different periods that show the craftsmanship of earlier generations.

The building was founded in 1575 by local people and served as the main church for all parishes in the southeastern part of Tenerife. Over the centuries, it became an important religious center that witnessed the community's growth and development.

The church holds artworks that reflect local devotion to Saint Ann and show how this place matters to Candelaria's community. The way people gather here and use the space reveals how this building shapes religious life in the town.

The building sits in the center near the Plaza de la Patrona de Canarias, where community gatherings and religious events take place regularly. Visit in early morning or late afternoon for a quieter experience and better light to see the details inside.

Inside a glass case near the entrance stands a silver processional throne for Saint Ann, crafted in Seville in 2010. This modern piece of craftsmanship sits alongside older works and shows how devotion at this location continues to evolve.