Santa Cruz Skyline: High Views

Apartment in a unique and emblematic building, 'Las Torres de Santa Cruz', the tallest building in the city. Spacious, comfortable and practical accommodation in the heights, with impressive and privileged views of the city from the heights. Located in front of the 'Parque Marítimo', in a quiet area and one of the most sought after in the new center of Santa Cruz.
The apartment is located on the upper floors of Tower I, so it enjoys impressive views. It is a spacious, open-plan and very bright accommodation, distributed in a main room that houses the living room with TV and ceiling fan, and an integrated and fully equipped kitchen; On the other hand, a separate bedroom with smart TV, built-in wardrobe and window to the outside with views. In addition, it has a washer and dryer installed in the bathroom of the accommodation.
It is an ideal space for couples or solo travelers looking for a special accommodation, in a quiet area in the center of Santa Cruz.
Las Torres de Santa Cruz are a residential complex made up of two twin towers located in the city of Santa Cruz de Tenerife (Canary Islands, Spain). They were designed by the Tenerife architect Julián Valladares in the period 2004-2006.
They reach 120 meters in height, without counting the lightning rod, becoming the tallest skyscraper in the city of Santa Cruz de Tenerife and the Autonomous Community of the Canary Islands, they were also the tallest residential building in Spain between 2004 and 2010, currently occupying sixth place in this category. The Torres de Santa Cruz are also the tallest twin towers in Spain, just ahead of the Torres Kio in Madrid.
The towers are currently one of the most identifiable symbols of the city of Santa Cruz de Tenerife, and are considered, together with the nearby Auditorio de Tenerife, as one of the best emblems of the economic development of the Canary Islands.The towers are located in the current expansion area (Cabo-Llanos) of the island capital, also called the Golden Mile of Santa Cruz de Tenerife, in a block circumscribed by Avenida Manuel Hermoso Rojas and the streets of Celia Cruz, Adán Martin Menis (old Fuente de Santa Cruz street), and Los Llanos Seis.
This area of the city is currently immersed in a major construction boom that has been dubbed 'Manhattanization' due to the presence of tall buildings and the layout of the streets that imitates that of American cities. It is located next to the coast, just 600 meters from the city center. It has several public squares: Plza. of San Telmo, plaza. of General Gutiérrez Mellado and plza. from Europe, as well as several banks, shops and restaurants (El Corte Inglés is a 4-minute walk away and the Strasse Fuji restaurant is right on the ground floor of De la Torre II)
Other emblematic buildings of cultural interest are also located in the neighborhood, such as the Adán Martin Auditorium, El Palmetum (botanical garden with the largest collection of palm trees in Europe), the Trade Fair and Congress Palace, the San Juan castle with its Casa de La Pólvora, La Ermita de Nuestra Señora de Regla (one of the oldest on the islands, 17th century) and the museums of Nature and Man, the TEA Tenerife (Espacio de las Artes, where the the municipal library) or the Market of Our Lady of Africa.
It is located 600 meters from the historic center of the city, so you can walk on the flat in a short time to all areas of the center. But in addition, the city has electric scooters or motorcycles scattered along the streets, to move comfortably.
Due to its strategic location in the area that is best connected to the entrances to the city, it has direct and immediate access to the TF-1 southbound and TF-5 northbound motorways. In addition to the car, it is a perfect location to get around by public transport, since it is next to the central bus station, as well as several bus stops and the tram stop.
It is an area with easy parking since right in front of the building, across the avenue, there is an esplanade with a huge free parking lot.