Concert halls Canary Islands

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!

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.

It is one of the most singular buildings in the city of Las Palmas. The last work of the architect Oscar Tusquet, it was built from 1993 to 1997 with the idea of building a lighthouse that would protect the Las Canteras sea promenade. Here you can attend concerts given by the Las Palmas Philharmonic Orchestra, one of the oldest in the world, created in the 19th century. And enjoy a magnificent setting and incredible acoustics due to wooden panels and a huge bay window opening to the sea behind the stage.

It is located in the oratory of the former Hospital de Dolores y Concepcion founded at the beginning of the 16th century. The pointed arch of the entrance and the old arch of the presbytery can be seen. Inside, the small size of the auditorium is noteworthy, but it retains all the characteristics of the Italian-style theatre. Classified as a property of cultural interest in 1997, it now houses the only cinema in Santa Cruz de La Palma.

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.

Enjoy a flamenco show at GF Victoria. Created and directed by dancer Fran Chafino, this flamenco show will take you on a journey into the world of this Andalusian dance, introducing you to the purest, most authentic flamenco. From the choreography and staging to the musical arrangements, lighting and costumes, everything contributes to the very special identity of this Olé Flamenco show, making it a masterly spectacle.