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Lovers of colorful antiquities will enjoy the picturesque village of Betancuria (founded and named after Jean de Betancourt, who conquered the island at the beginning of the XV century). Narrow cobbled streets, neat white houses, benches carefully located in the shade of palm trees-everything looks nice and calm. The Church of Santa Maria, the ruins of the monastery, the "Devil's hollow" (according to legend, Satan himself was chained to a rock in the town of Pozo del Diablo), as well as an Archaeological Museum where you can get acquainted with the peculiarities of life of the Mahos (the indigenous population of the island) - that's all the sights of the village.