A building of Neo-Classic design dating from the first third of the 19^th Century, then renovated in the 1980s. In its interior it houses a beautiful Canarian patio as well as many other magnificent rooms where the high quality ivory and wooden crafts from this city are kept. On the ground floor the hall is used for many purposes where painting and sculpture exhibitions are often held. Its proximity to the tree lined avenue of San Juan means that it is one of the most visited buildings of the City.