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Ermita de San José de Las Longueras (monument)
Monument

Ermita de San José de Las Longueras (monument)

🏛 bien de interés cultural

The Ermita de San José de Las Longueras stands as a quiet witness to Gran Canaria’s rural religious life, a small Catholic hermitage begun in the late 16th century and tied to the settlement patterns of the island. This monument carries the status of bien de interés cultural, marking its importance within the cultural heritage of Telde and the wider archipelago. Its origin is traced to a start date believed to fall between 1550 and 1600, placing it in the early post-conquest era when rural chapels served as focal points for communities. As you approach, you’re stepping into a space that reflects how the island’s Christianization and farming villages organized social life around a devotional site. …

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