Church of Saint Ursula in Santa Úrsula

The Church of Saint Ursula features traditional Spanish colonial architecture with white walls and a central bell tower reaching toward the Tenerife sky.

The church stands as a testament to Spanish religious expansion in the Canary Islands during the colonial period, marking centuries of Catholic presence.

The parish community gathers annually on October 21st to celebrate the feast of Saint Ursula with religious ceremonies and local traditions.

The church maintains regular mass schedules throughout the week and remains open for visitors between religious services.

The building incorporates architectural elements that reflect both Spanish mainland influences and Canary Islands construction techniques.

Location: Santa Úrsula

GPS coordinates: 28.42585,-16.49170

Latest update: March 10, 2025 01:50