Fun and entertainment Tenerife

Inaugurated in 2003 and located on the outskirts of the city, the beautiful auditorium of Tenerife recalls the theatre of Sydney, Australia. It was designed by the Valencian architect Santiago Calatrava, author of the sports complex of the Olympic Games in Athens in 2004. Operas are programmed there, to discover on the Web or on the spot!

When you're by the sea, it's tempting to opt for cafés with a view of the sea, but this one is definitely worth a visit. With its superb Art Deco decor and terrace with large rattan armchairs, it's a good address to visit at various times of the day. For a gourmet break, it's the ideal place to savor homemade pastries or ice creams. In the evening, cocktails or wines accompanied by tapas will bring the day to an end in a particularly calm setting, next to the church. These are just some of the reasons why it has become a popular meeting place for many Puerto de la Cruz residents.

This theatre, built in 1847, was the first architectural project in the city. This edifice of classical romantic architecture was built by Manuel de Oraa in place of the old convent of Santo Domingo. Affectionately known as the bombonera (the springtime) by its inhabitants, this theatre has been named after 1923, when it was renamed to the honour of playwright Angel Guimera. This is where part of the Canary music festival takes place in January and February of each year. He visits for his beauty and history.

On a small square located in the colourful streets of the old fishermen's quarter, this café can be used as a stopover during the day, to taste all the variations of coffee, with condensed milk, ice, cream... In the evening, cocktails will take over, to be enjoyed inside or on the terrace, installed in very comfortable rattan armchairs. One of the drinks that works at any time of the day and is particularly appreciated here is the Lumumba (like Patrice), chocolate, whipped cream and rum. Whose idea was that name?

"Life is too short to drink a bad coffee" is the slogan of the house that is immediately displayed at the entrance of this modern and bright space, entirely dedicated to this beverage. With what it takes multiple varieties including a very wide selection of South American origins, and knowledge on the part of baristas to be able to satisfy the most demanding in this field. Tea is not forgotten. Small corner with a large table to work while enjoying it. You can also opt for the terrace, with a view of the cathedral.

This café 7 does not immediately reveal its secrets, you will first have to enter the number indicated, follow the corridor to reach the first space, a large closed lounge, with bar and large tables. You can also settle in the large wooded patio, carefully decorated with mismatched recycling furniture where a rather young clientele has its habits. Drinks and tapeo in self-service. The place hosted a few concerts but the neighbours wanted to put an end to them. During a visit, you may attend one of the debates that are organized from time to time.

How can you resist the charm of this magnificent garden of the Casino de La Laguna? This is impossible, as it is the ideal place to take a break between two visits to the old town and have a drink. You can sit at one of the small tables that dot the garden among the trees or on the terrace that surrounds this small modernist style palace, built at the beginning of the 19th century. This will be equivalent to a pause out of time, with only the background noise of the fountain as a background. Which you can always liven up with a sweet break.

El Tocuyo's reputation is well established in La Laguna. And anyone can tell you where he is. All you have to do is walk into that tasca to realize that she lived. Here all generations and all social categories cross paths. The main reason for coming here is to drink a glass of wine from the barrel and experience sweet wines such as vino de pasas (raisin). It's all in its juice, the wine as well as the place. And we will especially enjoy looking at the decor with its multiple barrels. It is lighter when served with wine.

Attracting a massive international clientele, it was only to be expected that the Canary Islands, and a fortiori Tenerife, the most important island, would not be able to do without casinos. Gaming enthusiasts will be delighted to learn of the existence of three quality locations: Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Plaza de las Americas and Puerto de la Cruz. These establishments are also committed to patronage, hosting art exhibitions and even competitions. Blackjack, roulette, poker and Texas Hold'em cash games...

The Yelmo Cines Meridiano 3D cinema is a must for film lovers. With its 3D-equipped theaters, it offers an immersive cinematic experience. The cinema offers a varied program, with films to suit all tastes, from blockbusters to art house. Film buffs can also take advantage of reduced rates for early-bird and student screenings. The cinema also has a snack bar where moviegoers can purchase drinks and snacks to accompany their screening.

You will be keen to pronounce "tinetine", even if there is no mistake, it is indeed the reporter to the Petit Vingtième, two fingers away from taking off towards the moon, as shown by the logo of the café. This is the place where it is never cold at La Laguna, with a warm atmosphere and a great sound. There are two areas available, one open and one closed, to enjoy an excellent cocktail menu with constantly renewed creativity or to attend one of the many concerts held there. Indispensable when you're in town.

Both a place for a drink and a nightclub. Once inside this traditional Canarian house, the first bar welcomes you in a cosy atmosphere (stone walls, subdued lighting, long zinc and small areas with tables). At the far end is the discotheque area, also with its own bar. On the music side, there's plenty of reggaeton, salsa, electro and house. But suggestions from customers are also welcome. A DJ is on hand at weekends. On the second floor, players will find a beautiful pool table and a dart board.