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Very cool! It wasn't too expensive and it was more extensive than I thought it would be. I like how it has Roman ruins and early Christian ruins as well as Inquisition time ruins. Most of it is under the present day city!

What a great experience if you’re a history fan. Like many medieval basilicas this one was built on top of the original Roman town and temple. You walk back through time from present day through the renaissance, medieval walled city, Visigoths, Roman’s and the original tribes that first populated the area.
As well they have much about the basilica and its history with many stories of hero’s and heals!

Museums aren’t always at the top of my list when traveling, but we were looking for a way to spend an hour on a Sunday. It was free and well worth it! Really interesting to see how the city was first built many, many years ago.

Tolles altes Gebäude mit begrünten Innenhof. Frei zugänglich.

In 2024 it’s only 7€, which for Barcelona is cheap! Best 7€ spent from my point of view on a museum! Very nice and plenty to see! The roman edifice at the basement is amazing! Loved it

Very interesting and educational museum. You can learn a lot about history of Barcelona and not only. The top floor had a very nice to different parts of the city and Gothic area. The ground floor where you could see the ruins of old city Bàrcino was incredible!! The staff was very friendly and entrance fee is only €5.

Incredible, well-curated museum. Everything from neolithic people to COVID is covered. You could know nothing about Barcelona and walk out well-versed. The Roman basement is truly something special.

Lovely building. Lovely courtyard where the tourist office is.

Participé recientemente en una rueda de prensa celebrada en la Casa de los Capitanes Generales en San Cristóbal de La Laguna, participando junto a la asociación kaua y al concejal de cultura de dicha rueda y la experiencia fue realmente notable. El evento tuvo lugar en este excepcional inmueble, cuya historia se remonta a la primera mitad del siglo XVII. El lugar, también conocido como Casa de los Alvarado-Bracamonte, presenta una arquitectura doméstica única, con una rica historia que abarca desde el Gobernador Diego de Alvarado-Bracamonte hasta los Capitanes Generales de Canarias

Desde el punto de vista arquitectónico, el exterior del edificio destaca por su trabajo de albañilería sobre cantería, con detalles distintivos como la portada de piedra y las esquineras. El interior, distribuido en torno a un amplio patio, refleja la vida del siglo XVII con habitaciones, caballerizas y más.

Además, la Casa de los Capitanes Generales ha sido cuidadosamente restaurada y ahora alberga usos municipales. Su declaración como Bien de Interés Cultural en 1981 resalta su importancia como monumento de interés local.

En resumen, la visita a este lugar histórico ofrece una inmersión única en la rica historia de San Cristóbal de La Laguna y es una joya arquitectónica que merece ser explorada. ¡Altamente recomendado!