Casa Lercaro, Museum building in La Orotava, Spain.
Casa Lercaro is a mansion in La Orotava that combines traditional Canarian architecture with spacious courtyards, wooden balconies, and gardens. The complex includes multiple rooms for exhibitions, events, and dining facilities alongside a shop.
The mansion was built in the 16th century and reflects the architectural traditions of the Canary Islands. It retains its baroque character with intricate woodwork typical of that era.
The building displays ethnographic collections that reveal how island residents lived and what objects shaped their daily lives. Visitors experience insights into traditional crafts and household practices that defined Canarian culture.
The property sits on a hillside with open views and is easily accessible from the town center. Visitors should wear comfortable shoes since the grounds include multiple levels and stairs.
The property contains a restored mill for making gofio, a traditional grain product of the islands. On clear days, visitors can see both Mount Teide and the Atlantic Ocean from the grounds.
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