Taganana

Taganana is a population entity within the municipality of Santa Cruz de Tenerife, on the island of Tenerife in the Canary Islands, Spain. It is administratively part of the district and is officially recognized as a village.

It is the most significant settlement within the interior of the Macizo de Anaga. Founded in 1501, it is the third oldest settlement in the massif, following the nearby San Andrés and , and one of the oldest on the island. It was also an independent municipality throughout much of the 19th century.

Taganana is home to notable monuments such as the and the . The church houses a significant artistic heritage, including sculptures, paintings, and goldsmith works. The village also preserves a rich architectural heritage of traditional houses and stone wine presses.

The village offers a network of trails for hiking, connecting to , , and , as well as a self-guided route through the village center highlighting its ethnographic values.

The beaches of Tachero and are located here.