Palacio de Salazar is an old palace on Calle O'Daly in Santa Cruz de la Palma, now used as a museum and conference hall. Visitors can enter for free and see its well-kept inner courtyard, with traditional balconies and exhibitions by local artists. Some works respond to the impact of a recent volcanic eruption, including paintings made by local children. The visit is brief, since the courtyard is the only part open to the public, but it gives you time to look closely at the building's details.
The courtyard and exhibitions
The courtyard is the part of Palacio de Salazar open to visitors. Its traditional balconies and cared-for interior make the building's architecture the focus of a short visit.
The palace is now used as a museum and conference hall. Exhibitions by local artists have included paintings by children responding to a recent volcanic eruption. The displays give visitors a way to encounter how the eruption affected people in the area.
Planning a visit
Admission is free. The visit is limited to the courtyard, so allow less than an hour to look around. The palace is on Calle O'Daly in central Santa Cruz de la Palma.
Exhibitions and events can change. Check what is on before visiting, and consider timing your trip to coincide with La Fiesta de los Indianos if you want to experience the town during the celebration.
FAQ
Is admission to Palacio de Salazar free?
Yes. Admission is free.
Can you visit the whole palace?
No. The courtyard is the only part open to visitors.
How long should I allow for a visit?
Less than an hour is enough for the courtyard.
Where is Palacio de Salazar?
It is on Calle O'Daly in Santa Cruz de la Palma.
