MUNA - Museo de Naturaleza y Arqueología
Nature and archaeology museum in central Santa Cruz.
Tenerife's main nature and archaeology museum, in central Santa Cruz, housed in the former Civil Hospital, a notable neoclassical building. It holds the collections on Canarian nature and the Guanche world, including the famous mummies, and is a key cultural visit in the capital.
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