Aquarium, Zoo
The most famous attraction of Tenerife is undoubtedly the botanical and zoological garden Loro Parque, located in the town of Puerto de la Cruz. Originally conceived as a zoo for parrots, Loro Parque has evolved over the years into one of the most beautiful and interesting zoological parks in the world. It boasts, for example, the largest collection of parrots in the world. But parrots aren't the only thing you can admire here. The park also…
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The town of Puerto de la Cruz was originally a small fishing village, which began to develop after the last volcanic activity in 1706. As it is located on the northern coast, where it rains more, you will be surprised by the ubiquitous greenery. Puerto de la Cruz offers a unique atmosphere, a pleasant climate and fascinating beaches with black volcanic sand and beautiful views of the Teide Mountains. [btn "Choose the best hotel by the beach"…
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If you prefer unique entertainment to lounging by the water, then don't miss a visit to the popular Siam Park, a water theme park that has held the status of the largest, most modern and best water park of its kind in Europe for several years. The park may be designed in a rather kitschy Asian style, but if you're into grand gestures and adrenaline rushes, it won't disappoint. [btn "The cheapest accommodation in Tenerife" https://www.booking…
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Garachico is a historic port town located on the northern coast of Tenerife, which until 1706 boasted the most important port. In the same year, the town was disrupted by the eruption of the Volcán Negro volcano, the lava of which flooded most of the town. Only the city gate and the fortress, which can be seen in the park near the present-day centre, have survived. [btn "Book your Tenerife hotel in advance" https://www.booking.com/region/es…
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The ancient town of La Laguna, located in the interior of the island, boasts a large number of noble houses, churches, palaces and other monuments dating back to the 17th and 18th centuries. The town's location among the banana plantations of the Aguere Valley adds to its appeal. On maps, you'll find it called San Cristóbal de La Laguna, but no one calls it anything other than 'La Laguna' for short. [btn "The cheapest accommodation in Tenerife…
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If you fancy a trip to a place full of history, then don't miss a visit to the well-preserved historic town of La Orotava, one of the Canary Islands' most charming towns. It boasts narrow, steep streets paved with cat heads, town houses dating from the 17th and 18th centuries, several churches and beautiful gardens. [btn "The cheapest accommodation in Tenerife" https://www.booking.com/region/es/tenerife-island.cs.html?aid=2380460;label=p…
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