San Bartolomé is a town in inland Lanzarote and the capital of the San Bartolomé region.

Places of interest in San Bartolomé

• Plaza León y Castillo. The main square in San Bartolomé, which is surrounded by the town’s most important buildings, like the Town Hall, the Municipal Theatre, and the Church.
• Church of San Bartolomé (Church  of Saint Bartholomew). The town’s main church, built in the late 18th Century. It is one of the main cultural landmarks in the area.
• Tanit Ethnographic Museum. Small museum that aims to preserve and promote the cultural heritage of the town and Lanzarote. It is located in a historic building originating in the year 1735.
• Town Hall.
• Municipal Theatre. One of the most striking buildings in San Bartolomé, even though it was built recently. Found in the main town square.
• Molino de José Maria Gil Santana. A mill which is one of the most unique structures in the town.
• Casa del Mayor Guerra. Former residence of Francisco Guerra Clavijo, an important Canarian solider who had a strong influence in Lanzarote’s politics and economy in the late-18th and early 19th centuries.