Parque de La Granja
A large urban park in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, a green lung of leafy trees, ponds and paths beside Avenida de Madrid.
Parque de La Granja is one of the great green spaces of Santa Cruz de Tenerife, a leafy urban park a short walk from the centre of the Tenerife capital. Its broad avenues beneath mature trees, its ponds with ducks and its play areas have made it a meeting point for local families, a refuge of shade and calm from the bustle of the city and the Atlantic sun.
Beyond its gardens, the park houses sports and cultural facilities and hosts concerts and open-air events throughout the year. It is a pleasant stop for anyone exploring the capital on foot, a natural counterpoint to the shopping streets, museums and waterfront, ideal for an unhurried stroll or a rest in the shade before continuing to discover the city.
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