Icod de los Vinos · What to see

Casco histórico de Icod de los Vinos

A Historic Site listed as a Bien de Interés Cultural under Decree 142/2004. Compact and remarkably well preserved: an hour or two on foot links Plaza de la Pila, San Marcos church, the former San Francisco convent and Calle San Sebastián.

The whitewashed church of San Marcos in Icod de los Vinos, with its tower, among araucaria trees
Photo: Jerzy Strzelecki · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 3.0
From Icod old town
0 min · 0 km
It takes
A short outing
Municipality
Icod de los Vinos
Booking
No record that it is needed

Why we recommend it

You walk all of it, and it is literally next door. It still works in bad weather: the streets are short and there are arcades.

Practical details

Protección
Conjunto Histórico BIC, Decreto 142/2004

Checked on 2026-09-22 · official source · see source 1 · see source 2

Around

What you have nearby

Ordered by real distance between coordinates, not by our preference.

Plaza de la Constitución (Plaza de la Pila)

Icod de los Vinos · 0 min drive

Icod's main square, opened in September 1632. Locals call it Plaza de la Pila after its 1716 stone fountain with a circular basin and four spouts. Grand old houses with heavy pine woodwork line it.

FreeWithout a car

Iglesia de San Marcos Evangelista

Icod de los Vinos · 2 min drive

Icod's mother church, born as a chapel in the 16th century and extended into the 19th. Listed as a Monument in 2006. It holds a monumental 47 kg silver filigree cross made in Havana in 1665, considered the largest known work of filigree.

FreeWithout a carRainy day

Drago Milenario

Icod de los Vinos · 2 min drive

The largest and oldest known dragon tree of its species, Dracaena draco, and the symbol of Icod. Declared a National Monument in 1917. You can glimpse it free from the square; the full visit is through the Parque del Drago.

With childrenWithout a carEssential

Parque del Drago

Icod de los Vinos · 3 min drive

A three-hectare botanical enclosure around the Millennial Dragon Tree, with paths through the island's ecosystems, a recreated Guanche cave, an ethnographic area and viewpoints over Teide and the Atlantic. Allow 45–60 minutes.

With childrenWithout a car

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