Introducing Santa Cruz de Tenerife
This bustling port city can take time to appreciate but it is well worth making the effort. Wandering around the centre, you will discover evocative, brightly painted buildings, sophisticated and quirky shops and a tropical oasis of birdsong, fountains and greenery in the city park. What you’ll be hard pushed to find is an all-day English breakfast because, above all, Santa Cruz is a vibrant, typically Spanish city without the tourist mayhem that typifies much of the south. The city also has an excellent bus system, making it a sensible base for exploring Tenerife’s northeast.
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Last updated: Feb 17, 2009
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RE: What does it cost?
by anillos_de_saturno 08 May 2012
+I wasn't aware that Gran Canaria was divided into smaller administrative areas.+ It can be a bit confusing for newbies but I'll try…
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RE: City break Feb 2012
by anillos_de_saturno 17 September 2011
+I'm looking for a quirky but fun city break in Jan or Feb 2012 for 3 nights over a long weekend.+ Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Las Palmas…
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RE: I'm looking to move to Spain (help!)
by anillos_de_saturno 24 April 2011
Belsa has done a very good post but I'll add some other towns to her list. All of them have more than 200000 inhabitants and their own…
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