Auditorio de Tenerife Adán Martín

Another wonderful work of the talented architect Calatrava. The same sci-fi aspect as his other creations. The Auditorio reminds me of the Palau de les Arts in Valencia. Amazing architecture! On the website it says that guided tours are organized to visit the interior, but when I sent an e-mail to the official address asking for some details, they didn't bother to answer. A bad mark in the communication section. On the ground floor is a cafe with an outdoor terrace with a beautiful view.

“Quite the eye-catching building, but alas, I didn’t venture inside. It was closed, of course—because why wouldn’t it be? But there’s a rather charming little park next to it, complete with some delightfully old fortress walls. So, at least there was that!”

Beautiful piece of architecture that is prominent for anyone who is heading into Santa Cruz, it’s amazing and reminded me of a wave, this is a location I’d recommend to anyone who is visiting Santa Cruz/North Tenerife.

We visit the café, we first had an ice-coffee, then a beer and Sangria. One of the best Sangria I've had, just because it was so rich on fresh fruit, that it counts as a meal. The view is nice and even it is a busy place, we enjoyed a rest here.

I came here just to look at the impressive building. It is huge and doesn't look that big till you get up close. I didn't see any shows and just came in for a look inside and out, it's nice and cool inside after being out in the hot sun. There's a cafe and souvenir shop. Also a toilet aswell. There's plenty of parking quite near aswell which is free.

The architectural symbol of Santa Cruz de Tenerife. The striking architecture of Auditorio de Tenerife Adán Martín, designed by Santiago Calatravahe is the finest contemporary building in the Canary Islands and one of the most emblematic buildings of Spanish architecture. Situated next to the Atlantic Ocean in the Port of Santa Cruz de Tenerife and home to the Orquesta Sinfónica de Tenerife (Tenerife Symphony Orchestra)

Wow what a beautiful huge building. Way bigger than it looks when your next to it. Free to visit and has a cafe at the bottom too

A true monument, a great building. There is also a cafe inside. you can also sit outside. You can explore the surrounding area in a short time. There is a great leisure pool and a palm garden nearby