Parlament of Canary Islands building

The Neoclassical parliament building features grand columns, symmetrical design elements, and intricate stonework details across its primary façade and interior spaces.

Construction began in 1883 under architect Manuel de Oraá, establishing the first dedicated legislative space for the Canary Islands regional government.

The structure holds the designation of 'bien de interés cultural' and functions as the central location for legislative decisions affecting the Canary Islands.

Located at coordinates 28.467553, -16.251964, the parliament building opens for guided tours and hosts regular sessions of the regional legislative body.

The building combines Spanish colonial architectural elements with Neoclassical features, incorporating local volcanic stone in its construction methods.

Location: Santa Cruz de Tenerife

Inception: 1883

Architects: Manuel de Oraá

Architectural style: Neoclassical architecture

GPS coordinates: 28.46755,-16.25196

Latest update: March 3, 2025 03:06