Events

Construction work in central Santa Cruz has uncovered a massive iron cannon, believed to date from the 16th century and linked to the island’s historic coastal defences. Museum experts are now studying the three-tonne artefact before its planned display at the Castillo de San Cristóbal Interpretation Centre. Read about this fascinating piece of Tenerife’s military history.

Construction work in Santa Cruz de Tenerife has led to a remarkable archaeological find: a massive iron cannon believed to be part of the city’s ancient defensive system. The artefact, weighing around three tonnes, is now being studied and will eventually be displayed in a local museum. Read the full story of this fascinating piece of Tenerife’s history.

The Pope will make a historic first-ever papal visit to Tenerife on Friday, 12 June 2026. The day will feature a tour through Santa Cruz for the public and a massive Mass at the port, expected to draw up to 50,000 worshippers. Read the full details of this landmark event for the Canary Islands.

The Pascua Florida in Guía de Isora, Tenerife, is captivating visitors with its unique fusion of religious themes and contemporary floral art. With 24 installations by artists from across Spain and beyond, this event has grown in prestige despite its relatively short history. Read on to discover how this blend of tradition and innovation is creating a new Easter tradition.

The historic town of Adeje in Tenerife hosted its renowned Passion Play on Good Friday, featuring new scenic designs and choreography. Hundreds attended the live event, with thousands more watching via live stream from around the world. The performance, now in its 28th year, combines deep tradition with evolving theatrical spectacle.

Tenerife residents are being offered free rides on Santa Cruz’s tourist bus this Easter weekend. The initiative allows locals to explore the capital’s iconic landmarks from a unique perspective. Tickets are available upon presentation of ID at the main bus stop in Plaza de España.