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The Church of El Salvador is a 16th-century local gem situated right next to the Plaza de España. Inside the church, you can see the main altarpiece and the Mudejar-style ceiling, Flemish carvings, and works by the Canarian painter of religious images Fernando Estévez. The exterior will impress you with the Renaissance portico and an adjoining tower built of volcanic stone blocks. The Church of El Salvador works from 10:00 to 20:30 on workdays. Operating hours may differ on weekends.

In Santa Cruz de la Palma, people mainly speak Spanish. However, you can meet some locals who speak English. To avoid misunderstanding while shopping or eating at the restaurant, you should learn several words in Spanish. They will help you communicate with local people, find the way, or buy necessary products on the market.

The museum hosts exhibitions dedicated to the history of events like the Fiesta de Nuestra Señora de las Nieves and the Dance of the Dwarves. The interactive tour to the museum allows learning more about this region of Spain. The entrance ticket starts at four euro for adults and free for children. The museum operates from 10:00 to 14:00 on weekdays. It's located at 13 Calle Virgen de la Luz.