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The Toscal neighborhood, located to the north of the primitive town on a promontory that dominated the Santa Cruz roadstead. Its urban layout would adapt to the terrain at the end of the 18th century, forming streets parallel to the coast, such as La Marina, San Francisco and La Rosa. The Barrio del Toscal Historical Complex would begin to form at the end of the 19th century, due to the population growth that arrived in Santa Cruz de Tenerife attracted by the demand for work in public works, port activity and the increase in commercial activity, giving rise to the second great expansion of the city.
A neighborhood founded by workers and port workers, but also highly appreciated by different bourgeois families who moved to this expanding area, which gave it a marked character of contrasts from its origins. This neighborhood would become a space of new architectural languages that reflect its historical features, predominating classicism, eclecticism, modernism, rationalism and neo-Canarianism.
Given this mix of contrasts, from an architectural point of view, there is a great diversity of houses and buildings of different styles, with an important mark left by popular architecture, mostly of an eclectic nature, which coexists this style with other constructions. bourgeois style, belonging to large families on the island, and characterized by having more ornate facades.
It couldn't be more central, the accommodation is right next to the Plaza del Principe de Asturias, the Plaza de España and Avenida Francisco La Roche. Staying here will allow guests to imbibe the urban lifestyle and pace of the island's capital with everything they need within walking distance. Very wide gastronomic variety with multiple cafes, bars, restaurants and terraces; There are several supermarkets (Alteza, Spar or Hiperdino Bulevar) a few meters away, as well as 24-hour stores.
We strongly recommend that our guests not miss the opportunity to visit the "Wine & Cheese", one of the most famous restaurants and gastronomic and culinary jewel of the city, located on the back street a few meters from the door of the accommodation.
For shopping there are a multitude of shops and businesses of all kinds, highlighting the areas of the traditional Nuestra Señora de África Market and the pedestrian street of the Castle, the main shopping center of the city, or the Parque Bulevar Shopping Center.
Regarding leisure and culture, highlight strategic points such as the Plazas del Príncipe, Plaza de España, Calle de La Noria, etc. access points for seasonal festivities such as the famous Carnival and Christmas concerts and García Sanabria Park to enjoy one of the lungs of the city.
In the cultural section we find in the vicinity the TEA public library and exhibition hall, the Museum of Nature and Archeology, the Auditorium, the Guimerá Theater, several emblematic churches or the Palmetum.
The city center is an ideal area to practice sports thanks to its parks, calisthenics and outdoor training stations, as well as lanes for pedestrians, runners and bicycles along the Paseo Marítimo. There are also several gyms and functional training centers.
The Teresitas Beach and the Maritime Park are the main points to enjoy the excellent climate of the city, the sun and the water temperature.

Just at the end of the street towards the sea, there is a taxi and bus stop. You can walk to all the important and busy points of the downtown area: restaurants, supermarkets, beauty salons, pharmacies, Calle El Castillo (the most famous pedestrian shopping street in the city), access to the port to take the ferries to other islands, walking to take the bus to Las Teresitas Beach, very close to the tram station, the Corte Ingles, Churches and museums (TEA, MUNA), art exhibitions, Garcia Sanabria park, Nuestra Señora de África market, Calle of the Ferris Wheel, Etc.
You can park for free on the street and there are also several underground paid parking lots in the surrounding area.