Explore Puerto de la Cruz from wherever you are. Our original filmed walks take you along the seafront, through old streets and into gardens; aerial views help you get your bearings, while 360 visits let you look around at your own pace. You can enjoy the town from home or choose a route before you arrive. Pick a starting point below, then open the linked guide to watch its video or virtual tour.
What would you like to explore?
Walk through the centre
Follow the seafront from San Telmo to the harbour in an original filmed walk.
Look around in 360
Explore Parque Taoro's gardens and hillside viewpoint at your own pace.
Discover the murals
Watch a guided walk among the large outdoor artworks of La Ranilla.
See the town from above
Use an aerial video to recognise La Paz and its surroundings.
Follow the seafront and old town
Begin with our San Telmo to El Muelle filmed walk. It passes the San Telmo promenade, Punta del Viento and the old town hall area before reaching the fishing harbour. For a longer approach from the eastern seafront, watch a walk through Puerto de la Cruz, which starts at Playa Martiánez. Our Calle Quintana walk turns inland through the church square and Plaza del Charco. These are three different ways to see how the centre fits together.
Look around in 360 degrees
A 360 visit is useful when you want to pause and choose your own view. Open our Parque Taoro virtual visit for its linked tour of La Atalaya and the park above town. The Jardines de la Atalaya film also points to a separate 360 view. For a quieter heritage setting, The Secrets of the English Cemetery brings together our short film and an embedded virtual visit. The controls for each tour are on its original post.
Spend time in the gardens
Take a gentle on-screen walk through Jardines de la Atalaya to see its paths and views. For local stories as well as scenery, join Ramón Michán in the two-part historical gardens and plazas tour and part two. The recorded route passes Taoro and La Atalaya before continuing through other gardens and central squares. Watch for the stories; check a venue's current arrangements separately if you plan to visit it in person.
Explore Puerto's outdoor art on film
Our wall murals guided tour follows the large works in La Ranilla and pairs the film with a written route and artists' stories. For a different setting, the street art hotspot collects videos made on different visits as paintings changed. A filmed work shows what was there when the camera passed: enjoy the art on screen, then look at what is actually there if you later go in person. The murals are in lived-in streets, so please leave the work as you find it and respect residents' entrances.
Hear the town's history as you walk
The Agatha Christie walking tour with Ramón Michán has two filmed parts exploring places and stories connected with the writer's time in Puerto de la Cruz. The tour was recorded during the 2025 festival; its history remains interesting beyond the event. For a shorter look at a distinctive place, watch The Secrets of the English Cemetery. Our Ayuntamiento and Plaza de Europa guide retains its original 4K video of the town hall setting.
Take a longer coastal walk from La Paz
The walk from La Paz to Playa El Bollullo includes both a walking film and an aerial view of the coast. It begins in Puerto de la Cruz and continues into neighbouring La Orotava. Watch to see how this outing differs from a level stroll around the centre. If you intend to follow it, use our Walking in Puerto de la Cruz guide to choose a suitable route and check local path conditions on the day.
Get your bearings from above
Our La Paz aerial guide shows the layout of this neighbourhood, its streets and familiar landmarks from a different angle. For a broader view, Finding your way around PDLC flies over the town and coast. These films are helpful for recognising areas before a visit, though they cannot show every change at street level. Explore the Drone Videos collection if you would like more aerial footage.
Watching now, visiting later
The linked posts contain our original videos and, where available, their 360 viewers. A recorded tour is a view of the place at the time it was filmed. Murals, businesses, access and temporary displays may change, so use the films to get a feel for Puerto de la Cruz and check current local information before relying on a detail for your visit. If you prefer to explore on foot, start with our walking guide below.
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