In the picturesque neighborhood of Las Manchas, between El Paso and Los Llanos de Aridane, lies one of the most original and surprising spots on La Palma: Plaza La Glorieta, a work created between 1993 and 1996 by local artist Luis Morera.
This is not just a square: it is an artistic viewpoint where creativity and nature merge, offering a unique place to stroll, rest, and find inspiration.
Useful Information
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Location | Las Manchas neighborhood, between El Paso and Los Llanos de Aridane |
| Access | By car via LP-2. Nearby parking. On foot from the neighborhood. |
| Ideal for | Art lovers, families, photographers, curious travelers |
| Extra | Very close to the Caños de Fuego Interpretation Center |
An Open-Air Museum
Plaza La Glorieta is full of details that surprise at every step. Among its most striking features are:
- Elegant pergolas with benches decorated with colorful ceramics.
- A volcanic rock stage, perfect for concerts and cultural events.
- Gardens with native Canary Island plants that bring freshness and authenticity.
- Mosaics and sculptures representing the island’s flora and fauna.
- A recently added vertical garden, further enhancing the original design.
A Walk Full of Inspiration
Walking through the square feels like stepping into a living mosaic: colors, textures, and shapes invite you to pause and admire. It is a perfect spot for photos, to enjoy the calm of Las Manchas, and to experience how art transforms a public space into a sensory journey.
Local Tip
After visiting Plaza La Glorieta, we recommend stopping by the nearby Caños de Fuego Interpretation Center, where you can discover the fascinating world of volcanic tubes formed during the San Juan eruption of 1949.
Map of the magical square of Las Manchas
