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By Foot Guided Tours Carnival streets and squares, and installing MNH - Museum of Nature Circle of Fine Arts Santa Cruz is a city that can easily be The city has a guided tours service One of the best in the world and, Christmas markets in the city and Man From Tuesday to Friday: covered on foot. If you like walking, to learn more about its old center undoubtedly, the Island’s most center. If you have the opportunity, Open every day. 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM wandering through its streets with and the beautiful corners of the important festival – one which don’t miss the great classical music From Tuesday to Saturday: 5:30 PM to 8:30 PM no set destination is a good way to García Sanabria Park. The Municipal floods the streets of Santa Cruz with concert that is held in the open air 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM Sundays and Holidays: discover its many charms. Museum of Fine Arts also organizes rhythm, color, and fantasy. Declared on the 25th at night. Sundays, Mondays, and Holidays: 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM visits to get to know the architectural a ‘Fiesta of International Tourist 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM Mondays closed. By Car heritage of Santa Cruz. www.museosdetenerife.org www.circulobellasartes.com Interest,’ this is a happy show that is Full Moon WelcomeWelcome This is an easy and convenient mode both vibrant and unique and can be Two times a year, coinciding with of transport, as there are a wide range enjoyed both day and night. TEA - Arts Space Castle of San Cristóbal to Santa Cruz the full moon, the city boasts of its From Tuesday to Saturday: From Monday to Saturday: of rental companies. www.carnavaldetenerife.com If you want to know what it feels like to be in a seafront city with a climate that more playful side and organizes a 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM miraculously allows for a T-shirt to be worn in and in December, you’ve Location By Public Transport multitude of activities for the young Closed Mondays, Except Holidays. Sundays and Holidays closed. come to the perfect place. Santa Cruz boasts of having the best climate in the is the capital and old: magic, sport, dining, theater, Anaga Rural Park www.teatenerife.es www.museosdetenerife.org Several ‘guagua’ bus lines travel world and an incredibly bright sky, but also of being a city free of stress whose of Tenerife and the largest of the art, music, and shopping go hand in If you have time, you must visit the best-kept treasure of Santa Cruz. through the city, as well as a tram pulse beats at a leisurely pace, far from mass tourism. A city that is authentic . Located in the hand in an action-packed day that This natural area, a Biosphere Reserve, sits atop the massif that bears Municipal Museum of Fine Adán Martín Auditorium of that goes as far as La Laguna – a and open to the world and which has managed to preserve its essence of a northeast of the island, the city has culminates at midnight. its name and offers beautiful views of ancient forests and steep ravines Arts Tenerife city declared a World Heritage Site by 58 kilometers of coastline. of spectacular beauty that flow into beautiful coves with black, volcanic From Tuesday to Friday: Box Offi ce: From Monday to small fi shing port despite our being in the twenty-fi rst century. UNESCO. The taxi service is another sand. 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM Saturday: quick and convenient option. For more Climate Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays: 10:00 AM to 7:30 PM The capital of Tenerife is many things at information, visit: www.titsa.com, 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM www.auditoriodetenerife.com once: it is lively and cosmopolitan, with a The trade winds that prevail on the Santa Cruz constantly www.metrotenerife.com, and island make the city’s climate quite Mondays closed. party streak that cannot be denied thanks calls visitors to enjoy www.offi cialtaxitenerife.com. mild, with little rainfall and without www.santacruzdetenerife.es Guimerá Theater to its spectacular carnival – the biggest extreme temperatures. In fact, the Tourist Offi ces Box Offi ce: From Monday to outdoor life thanks party of the island and one of the best in the Friday: annual average temperature is 22 ºC. May Festivities The Home of Carnival to its privileged world; it has an irrefutable charm that has These festivities mark the founding Plaza de España Square Open daily: 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM climate, its bright been conferred to it by its past of conquest,

Opening Hours of the city on the Día de la Cruz (Day From Monday to Friday: 09:00 AM to 7:00 PM 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM 09.00 to 5:00 PM www.casacarnavalsantacruz.com www.teatroguimera.es skies, and its pleasant, its colonial style, and its streets and squares More and more shops are opting for of the Cross): May 3. Santa Cruz

Saturdays and Sundays: cosmopolitan covered with enormous Royal Poinciana trees a non-stop commercial schedule dresses up its crosses with flowers de 09.00-14.00 horas and Fig trees; and, of course, it is avant-garde Santa Cruz Santa La Recova Art Center Historical Military Museum environment Tourist Bus from 10:00 AM to 10:00 PM; others and holds typical dances and events If you don’t have too much time almost the entire month. From Tuesday to Saturday: of the Canary Islands because of its commitment to street art,

choose a split-day schedule, which TITSA Intercity Transport Station 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM From Tuesday to Saturday: because of the remodeling of its spaces like to spare and want to visit the is typically from 10:00 AM to 1:00

city quickly, the tourist bus is an From Monday to Friday: 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM the Plaza de España, and because of its being a leader in modern architecture PM and from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM. 09.00 to 5:00 PM Las Teresitas Beach Sundays and Holidays: Free entrance. Discover unbeatable option. A one-hour Christmas with its spectacular auditorium, the work of Santiago Calatrava, and an Banks and governmental buildings Santa Cruz celebrates a Christmas Saturdays and Sundays: Located in San Andrés and just seven kilometers from the center, the 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM www.ejercito.mde.es journey with 14 stops lets you get beach of the locals is known for its golden sand, tranquil waters, and unforgettable icon of the capital. open in the mornings, from 8:30 AM that is warm but full of magic, 09.00 to 2:00 PM Mondays closed. to know the city’s main points of large palm trees. If you have the chance, try going for a swim or long to 2:30 PM. spectacularly lighting up its www.santacruzdetenerife.es interest. walk on the shore. Santa Cruz has a lot to offer: culture, entertainment, good shopping, and scenery as amazing as the Anaga Rural Park and its semi-wild beaches with black, volcanic sand. All this without losing its authenticity and warmth, something demonstrated by its inhabitants, the chicharreros – warm, joyful people who are always ready to make your visit an unforgettable one. Discover the city however you want, but you mustn´t BUS STOP miss the pleasure of a leisurely stroll or the

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If you’re on the south of the island and you’ve rented a car, you have to take route TF-1 until you get to the lower area of the capital (it takes around 45 minutes). Later, take the TF-4 bypass, a four-lane highway that runs along the coast to the César Manrique Maritime Park and that Market of Nuestra Alameda del Duque 1 Señora de África 14 Santa Elena Promenade will bring you into Plaza España if you keep following it. There, you will fi nd convenient public parking areas. Another option is to continue along TEA - Tenerife Arts 15 Castle of San Cristóbal route TF-1 and come in on the Rambla de Santa Cruz– a long avenue that 2 Space Plaza del Chicharro dissects the city and that will take you to the center. MNH - Museum of 16 Square 3 Nature and Man From the north, take route TF-5, a quick and convenient highway with 17 Plaza Weyler Square Adán Martín multiple lanes that, in half an hour, leads up to the two city entrances: 4 Auditorium of Tenerife 18 Circle of Fine Arts Avenida Manuel Hermoso Rojas and the Rambla de Santa Cruz. No matter how you get here, there is an extensive network of public parking Historical Military Exhibition of Sculptures 5 Museum of the 19 in the Street areas that are both convenient and affordable. Canary Islands 20 García Sanabria Park To get to know Santa Cruz by guagua ‒the name by which inhabitants of 6 The Home of Carnival Plaza del Príncipe the island call the bus‒ there are convenient bus lines that depart every 21 7 Plaza 25 de Julio Square Square half hour from the north and south of the island and that will leave you at the city’s main station, where you can take the tram or a taxi to the center. 8 La Concepción Church Municipal Museum of 22 Fine Arts 9 La Noria Street Thousands of people arrive to the capital of Tenerife almost every day 23 Church of St. Francis on cruise ships, as Santa Cruz has become one of the main ports of 10 Guimerá Theater César Manrique Spain in terms of both passengers and goods. So, if you’re one of those 11 La Recova Art Center 24 Maritime Park people who arrive by sea, to access the center you just have to walk a few minutes down Avenida Anaga and, in a snap, you’re in the city’s epicenter: Plaza de España Square Palmetum 12 25 Plaza de España. Plaza de La Candelaria Castle of St. John 13 26 Square the Baptist In any case, once you’re in Tenerife, you will see that it has a modern

network of roads and highways and that distances here are not too long; Photos: in-house image archives, city archives, Promotur Tourism of the Canary Islands, Tourism of Tenerife, Circle of Fine Arts, and Pixabay. Shutterstock, Circle of Tenerife, of the Canary Tourism Islands, Tourism Promotur city archives, Photos: in-house image archives, www.theheartoftenerife.com thus, getting to Santa Cruz, the heart of Tenerife and km 0 for the island, is really quite simple. Market of Nuestra Señora La Concepción Church Plaza del Chicharro de África A must-see for lovers of the Baroque. Square Known amongst the locals –the The original parish of Santa Cruz, whose A symbol of the capital that is located Where to eat chicharreros– as La Recova, this market construction began in the fifteenth between Villalba Hervás and San José is perhaps the best place to taste the century, is a true architectural jewel and Streets, in the commercial heart of the Any time is a good time to make a stop and taste the rich cuisine of the Canary local products and feel the pulse of the a faithful reflection of Canarian Colonial city. Small and very central, this Square’s Islands. The varied and tasty culinary offerings of Santa Cruz are suitable for city’s heartbeat. Housed in a two-story, Style. The stonework of its façade, its monument to the Chicharro (horse all tastes, being made up of the best local products so that eating well in this colonial-style building, it opens every day heartwood balconies, and its Mudéjar mackerel) pays tribute to the fish from city only depends on you. Are you a lover of traditional cuisine or do you prefer and offers a real festival of sensations: coffering coexist perfectly with its which the “chicharreros” name comes, a signature dishes? Here you can enjoy them all in great restaurants distributed the colors, smells, and flavors of a wide neoclassical structure and its imposing name that was used to refer to the people throughout the different areas of the Capital. assortment of excellent products in a tower that dominates the old quarters of Santa Cruz when the city was only a Near Plaza de España square, you have Doctor Allart Street, which runs parallel to 1 very lively atmosphere that calls out for 8 of the city. simple fishermen’s port, and when this 16 you to sit down and have a taste. type of fish was their regular food. Castillo Street, a street which hides many good restaurants that serve elaborate Plaza del Príncipe Square dishes, as well as taverns where you can taste appetizing snacks and dishes from TEA - Tenerife Arts Space La Noria Street Located in the heart of Santa Cruz, this is the Canary Islands, where (a typical sauce), (a type of roasted-grain The most visited museum in the city is a Cheerful and with a lot of charm the stateliest square of the city and one ), and potatoes are always the main players. Just two steps away, Anaga bunker made of concrete and glass, it is and history, this street has managed of the most emblematic of Tenerife as it Avenue is another good option: fresh, modern restaurants with quick bites and both surprising and bold, and it is where to maintain the city’s traditional has a gazebo and two statues guarding light items for picking to accompany you as you have a drink while seated on one Herzog & De Meuron left their cutting- spirit. Located in one of the oldest its entrance that are allegorical to the of the numerous terraces. edge, modern seal. The building’s more neighborhoods of the capital, “La spring and the summer. Still, perhaps As you go up towards the Plaza del Príncipe Square, you will find many nice than 20,000 square meters are home to Concepción”, this street is well worth a its undeniable charm comes more from restaurants along Paseo Milicias de Garachico and San Francisco Street, a street Spanish Tapas at La Recova exhibition halls that house the boldest visit – not only because of its beautiful being almost entirely shaded by Fig trees. which has become quite fashionable. Here, at the foot of the square, there are It is true that to get to know a city is essential to visit its markets – proposals of contemporary art and a colonial-style colored façades, but also It was once considered to be one of the plenty of small restaurants with international cuisine, different Spanish ‘tapas,’ authentic spaces of gastronomic culture that are always bustling large, airy library. It offers guided tours due to its lively restaurants and terraces most romantic square of Spain – and this and local flavors that have been reinvented. All of this is on a cobbled street with and full of traditional stands with the best products and that, and a great café. which are ideal for a drink after a nice consideration, indeed, was not in vain. lots of charm – a pleasant atmosphere that you won’t want to leave, which is just additionally, are perfect for lunch or a snack. La Recova hides, on stroll. 9 21 2 like what happens around Emilio Calzadilla and the area known as Soho in the its ground floor and from eleven in the morning until five in the MNH - Museum Municipal Museum city: small alleyways full of bars, taverns, and restaurants that are always crowded afternoon, food stalls that are easy to succumb to. You choose the and sure to surprise you. If you want to try, go up El Pilar and turn left. oysters, the fresh fish, and seafood yourself and watch as they of Nature and Man Guimerá Theater Plaza Weyler Square of Fine Arts cook them for you in the moment. The ‘tapas’ are complemented by If you want to discover the secrets of the A giant female face of bronze presides The most popular and bustling square of The ‘Triptych of Nava and Grimon,’ by Following the Serrador Bridge, and once you pass the Guimerá Theater, you sushi, tasty meats, Canarian cheeses, and little sandwiches ready indigenous culture and to know how the over the steps of the oldest theater in the city, which owes its name to General Flemish painter Pieter Coecke, attracts all will get to one of the most charming areas of the city: La Noria Street, a street to be paired with a good local wine or a glass of cava. ancient peoples of the Canary Islands lived, the Canary Islands, a theater which Valeriano Weyler, is also one of the city’s eyes as it is his most outstanding work; whose real name is Antonio Domínguez Alfonso. Nestled in the historic old here you will be able to see the Guanche still preserves the original name on squares with most charm. The place where however, the walls of this museum, located town, this street has become the irrefutable place to be for ‘terraceo’ (visiting mummies, in addition to contemplating its façade: The Theater of Isabella II. Castillo Street starts, it is surrounded by in the area around Plaza del Príncipe various terraces for a drink) in Santa Cruz. Always lively and crowded, its culinary magnificent collections related with the Inaugurated in 1851, it was renamed huge Fig trees that shade its benches, and square, are also home to paintings by offerings spread throughout numerous restaurants, terraces, and courtyards Restaurants island’s natural environment. Located the Angel Guimerá Theater in honor of it is decorated with a beautiful fountain Jusepe de Ribera, Sorolla, and Bruegel, in Kazan where you can taste the typical Canarian dishes, Mediterranean cuisine, Cuban Recommended by the Two Repsol Suns and in the old area of the city, and very near the local playwrigh, a key figure in the made of Carrara marble from the nineteenth addition to other important artists from delights, International food – some very cutting-edge dishes with drinks and Prestigious Repsol one Michelin Star the TEA (Tenerife Arts Space), its main history of Spanish theater. century. Amongst its gardens and stone the Islands. You’ll know you’re in the cocktails and to accompany after-dinner talks, which can go on for hours on end. and Michelin Guides Paseo Milicias de Garachico façade is one of the best exponents of paths there is a café/restaurant where you right place when you see the busts that 3 neoclassical art in the archipelago. 10 can recharge your batteries and —why not— decorate its classicist façade. 22 Amor de mis Amores watch the day go by. One Repsol Sun 17 El Perdón, 11 Adán Martín Auditorium La Recova Art Center Church of St. Francis An old food market of the nineteenth This of Baroque style is San Sebastián, 57 of Tenerife Circle of Fine Arts One Repsol Sun Its white, bold figure –the brainchild century that has been converted into Here, the first surrealist exhibition in located next to the square bearing the Savor San Andrés San Sebastián, 57 of the famous architect Santiago a fantastic art center where emerging Spain debuted – and that’s why this same name. Visiting it means discovering If you have time, you mustn’t leave Santa Cruz without Calatrava– is quite a city icon that stands artists display their work. Located next space for art, located on Castillo Street –, is the ‘Señor de las Tribulaciones’ (‘Lord of visiting San Andrés, not only because then you would be La Posada del Pez out in front of the sea. In this amazing to the theater Teatro Guimerá, this art a cultural landmark in the Capital. It’s a Tribulations’) –a carving made with corn leaving without discovering the true essence of this city One Repsol Sun building –a symbol of the modern Santa center hosts numerous temporary great place where you can have a drink in paste that is very dear for the locals, the –the ancient fishing village overlooking the Las Teresitas Carretera de Taganana, 2 Cruz– the best shows on the island come painting and photography exhibitions in its emblematic café, enjoy its exhibitions chicharreros– as well as contemplating Beach– but also because this is the best place to taste good, San Andrés together: classical music concerts, dance its spacious covered patio that is flanked and shows, and watch films. It´s a place its main altarpiece. The surroundings are fresh fish. Its bars, which have been there for years, as music, opera, jazz, pop, and rock. To visit by Roman arches, as well as hosting that will delight art lovers. also worth a glance: colonial homes with Solana well as its beach huts are where it is best to eat fried fish or Puerta Canseco, 37 the building, there is no better way than exhibitions in its additional halls. beautiful balconies, a peaceful square, freshly caught octopus served with ‘mojo’ sauce and ‘papas through its guided tour service. and a cobbled street full of terraces and 4 11 23 arrugadas’ (Canarian wrinkly potatoes)… a true delicacy to Sagrario 18 restaurants. enjoy while relaxing in front of the sea. Doctor Guigou, 37

Historical Military Plaza de España Square Exhibition of Sculptures César Manrique Museum of the Sitting next to its great lake is the best way in the Street Maritime Park Canary Islands to soak up the atmosphere of Santa Cruz There are very few cities where one can This is the ideal place to spend a day at Where to shop The weapons used by the and the perfect place to take a selfie. The see sculptural works as magnificent the beach without leaving the city and against the Spanish in the battle to heart of the capital and km 0 of the island, as the ‘Goslar Warrior’ by Henry Moore a posthumous work by the artist César conquer the island of Tenerife are located next to the Plaza de La Candelaria while walking along a long avenue lined Manrique from the island . This some of the curiosities that the military square, this square is full of both beauty and with lush Royal Poinciana trees and complex, located next to the auditorium, museum houses, considered one of the modernity thanks to the remodeling by the Fig trees. The Rambla de Santa Cruz, has become the large saltwater best cartographic research centers of architects Herzog & De Meuron: flower- which diagonally dissects the city until swimming pool of Santa Cruz. Its facilities the Canary Islands. The museum can be covered pavilions, light fixtures that are almost ending up at the port, is a true showcase represent the perfect mix between 5 visited free of charge. magical, and trees that clothe the Monumento for art – a product of the international 24 construction aesthetics and the beauty of 12 a los Caídos – a tribute to the fallen of the exhibitions of outdoor sculptures volcanic rock, without forgetting its great and more austere symbol. unveiled in 1973 and 1993. Visiting services. this route on foot not only gives you a Plaza de La Candelaria fantastic stroll but also the opportunity Square to admire pieces by Miró, Corberó, and Royal Poinciana trees, palm trees, and a Jaumé Plensa. If you want to take a monument in honor of the Patron Saint break, there are always some benches of Tenerife, the , all to sit down on, and if you continue down preside over this open square that is both the Rambla, an excellent option is to In case you didn’t know, you have stumbled upon the unmistakable kingdom Let’s Hit the Markets bright and cosmopolitan and which, in days have a drink at the Numancia café. of shopping – in Santa Cruz, good shopping is guaranteed. A great start to gone by, was one of the main gateways to your shopping route, without a doubt, is Castillo Street where it connects If you’re a bargain hunter, Sundays are the days that the ‘Rastro,’ the large street market of Santa Cruz, is held. From early in the the city. Located at one end of Avenida de 19 with Plaza España Square. On the most commercial street of the city, Anaga, and connected to Castillo Street, it which is both central and bustling, the offers seem to have no limits: casual morning and until after three o’clock in the afternoon, Avenida is an excellent place to take a break at one labels, electronics shops, fashion eyewear, exclusive jewelry, international José Manuel Guimerá, located next to the Nuestra Señora de África Market, becomes a kind of huge open-air bazaar, filled with stalls of its numerous terraces before continuing 13 García Sanabria Park franchises, small temples of souvenirs and traditional handicrafts, and along through the capital. The true lungs of Santa Cruz, this park perfume boutiques with unbeatable prices. of every variety where you can find just about anything: souvenirs, is a real oasis of vegetation that is full bargains, music, crafts, books, clothing from the 1970s, knock-offs, Alameda del Duque Santa of spectacular tropical trees, large palm Palmetum From here, you must jump over to accessories, antiques, and thousands of other things – all this and The Home of Carnival Elena Promenade trees, fountains, and exquisite sculptures This urban park located next to the sea the parallel street, San José Street, more in the stalls that sprawl until Bravo Murillo Street. Something If you have no time to enjoy Carnival It was square, an avenue, and even an old that appear amongst its pleasant houses in its interior the largest collection to continue with your purchases different, with certain retro charm, a must for those who seek in the street, another option for you to lookout point that faced the Capital’s port. gardened paths. It also houses curiosities, of palm trees in Europe, including tropical and then head towards Pilar Street if curious objects... Clavel Market is a small market that is set up learn about the “chicharrera” festival par Built into Plaza de España square, this such as the unique flower clock that species, waterfalls, and lakes. An elegant what you want is the most exclusive occasionally in one of the streets that cross Castillo Street. Ideal excellence which is both educational wonderful place makes people fall in love greets you as you ascend its steps. It’s a jungle built atop a landfill; a unique brands, since said street and those for finding vintage treasures and works by young, local artists, and fun is to visit this unique museum. with it for many reasons: because of its beautiful and refreshing botanical garden project with nothing like it in the world perpendicular thereto are the home artisans, and painters who are just starting out, here you can find Multicolored lights and spectacular beautiful portico with three arches, a replica that offers a guided tour service (must be and from which a wonderful landscaped of high-end labels and ‘multi-brand’ that original, curious piece that is not sold in stores – things like old Queen costumes along with interactive of the original one, because of its marble reserved previously). mountain garden has emerged that offers luxury boutiques, all of which are vinyl records, different jewelry, and second-hand collector’s items. displays recreate a space in which the fountain brought from Genoa, and because breathtaking views to the awe-inspiring located near coffee shops and ice city’s Carnival spirit is omnipresent. of the glass light fixtures that hang amongst Anaga Mountain Range. 25 cream parlors that appear as you 6 its magnificent trees. It’s a delightful advance. On Suárez Guerra, Pérez 14 getaway designed for outdoor enjoyment. Galdós, Viera y Clavijo, and Teobaldo Plaza 25 de Julio Square Castle of St. John Power Streets, it is worth browsing The cheerful Andalusian tiles of its the Baptist while taking a lovely stroll. Here benches with old advertising messages Castle of San Cristóbal More than a castle, this ancient, strong, small and interesting local shops of are the unmistakable hallmark of this The ruins of its walls are located under circular fort that houses four centuries of the ‘trendy’ and ‘boho chic’ varieties abound, and they offer different items: small, peaceful square that is quite Plaza de España square. You just have to history and is located next to the ‘Casa original pieces which are, in many cases, handcrafted – ideal to take home worth a visit despite not being in the go down a few stairs to see the legendary de la Pólvora’ (‘House of Gunpowder’) with you as a gift. touristic center of the city. Known “Cañón Tigre” (“Tiger Cannon”), a bronze and very close to the Maritime Park and amongst the locals as the “Plaza de Los cannon from the eighteenth century Auditorium served to defend the coast of While the most popular prêt-a-porter franchises do indeed dot the main Patos” (Duck’s Square), and located near which helped the city to defeat the British Tenerife’s Capital. It is also known as the streets of Santa Cruz, those who love shopping centers are also in luck. The the García Sanabria Park, its fountain Navy on the July 25, 1797, and which ‘Black Castle’ because of its color, and city’s new and modern expansion area is home to the majority of them – is a replica of the Fountain of the Frogs amputated the arm of Lord Nelson. It’s a it can boast of being the best-preserved along Avenida Tres de Mayo and in its surrounding area. Some of them are that is in the Maria Luisa Park of Seville. curious space that can be visited while castle of Tenerife, which is why it is more exclusive and some cater to a wider crowd, and to get there you can 7 26 strolling about. 20 considered to be Historical Heritage of either take a long walk and stretch your legs or you can take a taxi or the 15 Spain. tram, which will get you there in a flash.