The Canary Islands have increased the number of their flood-risk areas. Previously, eight zones were classified as at risk. There are now 27.
La Orotava
La Orotava is brimming with things to see. Whether it’s parks or buildings, the town and the surrounding area are well worth more than just a quick visit. We have some up-to-date restaurant recommendations for La Orotava. You should take the time to explore La Orotava.
• La Orotava Travel Guide
It is a special vantage point offering the best views across the Orotava Valley. At the same time, Tenerife's Humboldt Mirador stands out for one flaw.
In the Canary Islands, 24 selfie spots are being set up to help you take the perfect (holiday) photo. Here's where they're planned and how they work.
The whole of Tenerife on a scale of 1:25: visitors felt like giants in the heart of the Canary Islands. But the concept was a flop.
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The Romería de La Florida in La Orotava was a real experience. Here are the best photos from the big fiesta.
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Víctor Suárez is leaving La Orotava. This means that the north of Tenerife is losing its only Michelin-starred restaurant. Why, and where is the chef moving to?
Traditions are sacred in Tenerife. And so people love to celebrate - often. But when and why, exactly? We'll tell you.
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The largest forest fire in the recent history of the Canary Islands has been raging on Tenerife for several months. Here are the photos and videos.
The forest fire on Tenerife has been raging for over two weeks. Parts of the Canary Islands have been transformed for decades to come. The pictures and videos.
Measuring just under 900 square metres, the sand carpet on the town hall square in La Orotava is the world's largest ephemeral sand painting. The pictures.
Every year, for just one day, a 900-square-metre sand painting is created in La Orotava. The artwork has since become world-famous.
La Orotava on Tenerife is a real gem. This little village is steeped in history and makes for a great photo spot. It's a must-see.
La Orotava is the town that gives its name to the valley above Puerto de la Cruz. Here you'll find pictures of the 'town of balconies'.
The Botanical Gardens on Tenerife enchant 400,000 visitors every year. We have all the information you need, and even a 360-degree panoramic view for you.
With great attention to detail, a huge nativity scene is created every year on the town hall square in La Orotava. Our top tip for a day out in December.
Every year, the town hall square in La Orotava is transformed into a huge nativity scene. Here you can see scenes from the Christmas story.
La Orotava is world-famous for its Corpus Christi celebrations. Here are some photos of the grand Corpus Christi procession on Tenerife.
La Orotava
La Orotava and the entire Orotava Valley are regarded as one of the most beautiful regions of Tenerife. The town reflects Canarian culture and architecture at every turn. Furthermore, the region is one of the most biodiverse on the island. La Orotava can be seen as a vast open-air museum. Large parts of La Orotava are listed as historic monuments. This applies both to the buildings and to two parks. A few years ago, the Canary Islands Government designated them as «sites of special cultural significance».