Casa Eladia Machado is a souvenir and craft shop on Calle San Francisco in La Orotava, Tenerife. Browse Canarian paintings, local handicrafts and food products, alongside unusual souvenirs that are hard to find elsewhere on the island. A small room displays paintings, and a terrace looks out over the valley. Some items are expensive, so compare prices before choosing a keepsake. The shop is a useful stop if you want to take home something made locally rather than a standard tourist trinket.
A stop among La Orotava’s historic houses
Casa Eladia Machado is one of three historic houses in La Orotava associated with the island’s early modern way of life. Casa de los Balcones and Casa Lercaro are the other two. Together, the buildings give a sense of how local residents lived during that period.
The shop brings local art and craftwork into the visit. Along with souvenirs, it sells products connected with Canarian food and handiwork. A small display room is devoted to Canarian paintings.
Art and local products
A local artist sells signed paintings at the shop, which can make a picture a more personal keepsake. The selection also includes crafts and food products from the area. Prices differ, and some goods are costly, so take a moment to compare before you buy.
Perguntas frequentes
What can you buy at Casa Eladia Machado?
The shop sells souvenirs, local handicrafts and gastronomy products. It also displays Canarian paintings.
Are there paintings at Casa Eladia Machado?
Yes. A small room displays Canarian paintings, and a local artist sells signed pictures.
Does Casa Eladia Machado have a view?
Yes. The shop has a terrace overlooking the valley.
