Teror

The Plaza de la Alameda or Plaza Pío XII was originally the esplanade in front of the Episcopal Palace. In 1793, a pillar with two spouts was installed there for public water supply, thus becoming a meeting place. It was not until 1844, after the land had passed into mu...

Alameda Square

In the Plaza de la Alameda we also find the Episcopal Palace, another of the emblematic works of the historic centre of Teror. The left wing was built at the same time as the current Basílica del Pino on land that the town gave as a gift to the bishops Morán and Delgado...

Square of the Alameda and Episcopal Palace