A UNESCO World Heritage City San Cristóbal de La Laguna was the first city in Canaria to be declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. Its colonial architecture, the linear layout of its streets, and a large pedestrian shopping area give a distinctive mark to this old university city. Enjoying its historic streets is an unforgettable experience. The main advantage of the historic center of La Laguna is that its rich heritage is concentrated in a very small space, due to the city's own history and evolution.

La Orotava is one of the most beautiful towns on the island. Located in the middle of the valley of the same name, it stands out for its perfectly preserved buildings, which has led the city center to be declared a Historic-Artistic Site. You can breathe in its streets that stately air that has never left it since the conquest of the Island.

The Drago Milenario is the figure that identifies Icod de Los Vinos. It is a must, but no less than a tour of the cobbled streets and small squares and fountains in the heart of the municipality.

Garachico is today one of the most important historic centers in the Canary Islands. The rich historical-artistic heritage inherited from the past and the special care that has been taken in its conservation, earned it the award, in 1980, of the Gold Medal for Merit in Fine Arts. Respect for this legacy has made it possible for Garachico to present itself to us today as a valuable example of art in the Canary Islands, particularly urban planning and the traditional architecture of the Archipelago. For this reason, the urban fabric of the municipal capital was declared by the Canary Government, in February 1994, an Asset of Cultural Interest with the category of Historic Complex.

Los Gigantes, one of the most spectacular landscapes in the municipality of Santiago del Teide and Tenerife. It is part of the Teno Rural Park and reaches 600 meters in height from the sea at some points, in an almost straight drop that makes you dizzy.

Located in the southeast of Tenerife, a special air is breathed in Candelaria. In its solemn basilica, surrounded by imposing Guanche statues, it houses the image of the Virgen de la Candelaria, patron saint of the Canary Islands.