Profesor von Sengbusch: Senga – Tigaiga
DID YOU KNOW? The strawberry variety Senga-TIGAIGA got its name from the german scientist Professor R. v. Sengbusch (1898-1985) who spend days in Tenerife studying and staying in our hotel.
Bioclimatic is neither new nor a passing gimmick
Because our forefathers did not have the means to heat and cool we have nowadays, they were obliged to take account of the environment to achieve the desired comfort. A kidney-shaped pool was build on the Tigaiga premises in 1964. Something very unusual, as all swimming pools of that period were rectangular. And this is why.Continue Reading “Bioclimatic is neither new nor a passing gimmick”
Canarian folk-dancing
Sunday at 11 a.m. in the garden Postcard 1963
Sir George and Lady Wilkinson
We are finishing a holiday at what must be one of Tenerife´s most charming hotels – “Tigaiga”.
Award from the Island Authorities
For a prettier, cleaner, happier and more optimistic Tenerife
Enrique Talg Wyss
was born in Vigo, son of Heinz (Enrique) Talg Shulz, from Lüneburg, whose first wife had been Ida Wyss. After the early death of his mother, he lived and grew up in Olten, Switzerland with her family, to return to Tenerife at the end of the Civil War. He began his experience in hotel managementContinue Reading “Enrique Talg Wyss”