Casa del Carnaval

Worth the short walk and free entry, amazing costumes and framed posters of Tenerife's Carnival.

Perfect place to learn about second biggest carnival in the world ❤️ perfectly shown exhibitions, lots of historical photos and posters, amazing music and movies from previous carnivals 💚 and the crew - those people loooooove what they do and radiates positive energy and spreads love to everyone who enters. Entry is free so there's no excuse not to visit! ❤️💚💜

Cool place to visit for free that showcases a variety of Carnaval costumes. An costumes area to try on and take photos.

A fun little museum in Santa Cruz de Tenerife. Entrance is free, all you do is give a name and country of residence (for statistics). It shows the history of the carnival and the very garnish costumes. So I definitely recommend!

Only spotted this on Maps while having a coffee in town. ITS FREE. Absolutely mind blowing that we need to call back when the carnival is on, usually 40 days before Easter. Biggest carnival in the world. A great credit to the organisers for allowing us to get up close to these superb costumes.

I would highly recommend a visit if you are in the area. We spent about 1 hour here and it's free! We were greeted by two friendly young men who were happy to share their knowledge of the carnival. We were so inspired we are already planning another trip to S/C during the festivities. Thank you for having a wonderful place for others to learn about this exciting event! The costumes are awe-inspiring!

Great little museum. Full of colourful costumes, displays and videos. You can even indulge in a bit of dress up at the end. Also it’s entirely free. What’s not to live about this place? It’s also very suitable for kids who don’t ordinarily like being dragged around on their holidays.

Free, interesting and engaging, great for kids. I wouldn't normally seek out a museum like this, however were really surprised. Kids could create their own art, use the VR goggles and dress up at the end. The history and explanations behind much of the art and costume was really interesting and it is a huge part of what Tenerifé is about. Kevin one of the 'guides' was very knowledgeable. Make the time to visit and learn if you are in Santa Cruz.