Culture of Isla Canela. Places to visit - old town, temples, theaters, museums and palaces

Perhaps, Obelisco Campo de Canela is the main landmark of the small tourist town in the south of Spain. Rising proudly above Estero de Canela, the obelisk is a beautiful landmark that never ceases to attract curious tourists. The vast majority of travelers also visit Torre de Isla Canela, an interesting historic landmark. In the past, the tower was very important for the region. It was built as a protective facility against pirate invasions (pirates were a big threat to Spain and Portugal in those days). King of Spain and Portugal Philip II order to build Torre de Isla Canela. In the past, it was located close to the coastline, but the landscape has changed greatly since that time. The coastal waters have become shallow in the last 200 years, and so the tower is at a distance from the coast nowadays.

Connoisseurs of sacral landmarks will definitely enjoy a visit to Iglesia de Nuestra Senora de las Angustias. The church has a gorgeous design that makes it a true architectural landmark. Inner premises are no less amazing and strike visitors with their beauty and grandeur. Many tourists mention that the church is incredibly spacious and has a calm and trouble-free atmosphere. It is particularly interesting to visit the church when the town celebrates the day of the patron saint. This holiday falls to September 8.

Molino de El Pintado is one more historical landmark that conquers visitors’ hearts right from the moment they enter it. This is an old watermill that was built many years ago. The landmark looks very romantic, so couples like visiting it together. A visit to Molino de El Pintado can also be an educational one because visitors can learn about milling in the past, how people worked here, and how hard it was. By the way, the landmark is free to enter. Copyright www.orangesmile.com

Parroquia Nuestra Senora Del Carmen is one more important religious landmark of the town. Equally beautiful inside and outside, the church draws the attention of all passersby. Parroquia Nuestra Senora Del Carmen has a special blessed aura, and even atheists cannot fail to agree with this fact. Working hours are the only drawback of the gorgeous landmark. The church is often closed, so it is better to ask local people about the schedule of divine services in order to visit it. The shrine was built in XIX century. Inside the church, there is a statue of Senora Del Carmen, the patron saint of fishermen.

For the majority of tourists, gorgeous beaches of Isla Canela remain its main landmark. It is hard to disagree with that because the town is located in a gorgeous place, and beach recreation is the main reason why tourists visit Isla Canela. Local beaches are incredibly clean. The same applies to the azure-colored coastal waters. Still, beaches are not the only places that deserve a visit. Puerto Deportivo Marina Isla Canela is a fabulous destination. The marina always has crisp white yachts that are docked here. It is very interesting to take a stroll and admire the view.

Monumento a la Inmaculada Concepcion is one more landmark that is recommended to all tourists who plan to make a vacation in Isla Canela. This is a gorgeous monument with a church of Our Lady nearby. Here, under the shade of trees, visitors can sit on a bench and think about eternal. Or simply admire the magnificent view – clean streets, beautiful women, and architectural landmarks including the church. These precious moments will bring peace and tranquility, and that is the church is a must-visit landmark. Monumento a la Inmaculada Concepcion also has strikingly beautiful stained-glass windows.