In the middle of this elegant square lined with colonial-style houses is a statue of the Immaculate Heart of Jesus by Antonio Pinto Soldán (1927), a local artist.

La Palma del Condado's town hall occupies the old hospital of the Immaculate Conception. Before taking up its present calling, the 16C building was converted in 1929 in a style inspired by the buildings in Sevilla, such as the Plaza de España, that w..

The 15C Mudéjar church - executed in the Arab tradition - owes its name to the Virgin of the Valley, the town's patron saint, whose sculpture may be seen at the high altar.

The harmonious square, La Palma's nerve centre, is surrounded by striking buildings. Among them are, on one side, the old Palacio del Señorio, the theatre and the Casa de los Arcos, and opposite, the Casa del Tirado, adorned with a grille and azelujo..