Hermitage of San Sebastian

Popular construction whose patron was Captain Alonso Imperial in the second half of the 17th century. The location of the hermitage, at the entrance to the municipality, does not respond to an arbitrary sentiment. As a Saint he is identified with the plague, therefore it is customary to place hermitages at the entrance to municipalities in the Canary Islands. Its construction is linked to the Mudejar tradition evidenced by the masonry walls with three-sloped roofs and the decoration of the coffered ceiling.