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Museums & Culture
Museums, art collections, historic houses and cultural centres.
201 places
Historic Sites
Old towns, churches, monuments and heritage landmarks.
178 places
Guanche & Archaeology
Caves, rock engravings and museums of pre-conquest Tenerife.
14 places
Forts & Coastal Defence
Castles, coastal batteries and military heritage.
11 places
Volcanoes & Teide
Teide, craters, lava fields and volcanic landscapes.
40 places
Nature & Forests
Laurel forests, ravines, trails and natural parks.
190 places
Viewpoints
Miradores and panoramas over coast, forest and caldera.
60 places
Beaches
Golden sand, black volcanic bays and natural pools.
37 places
Guanche & Archaeology
Discover caves, archaeological landscapes, rock engravings and museums that help explain Tenerife before and around the Castilian conquest.
14 places
Guanche & ArchaeologyAchbinico Cave (Cave of San Blas)
A sacred cave beside Candelaria closely connected to Guanche tradition and the early veneration of the Virgin of Candelaria.
Guanche & ArchaeologyAgua de Dios Ravine Archaeological Zone
A protected ravine near Tegueste and La Laguna with important Guanche archaeological evidence in caves and shelters.
Guanche & ArchaeologyChinguaro Cave Archaeological Site
An important Guanche heritage site in Güímar associated with the indigenous menceyato and the early history of the Virgin of Candelaria tradition.
Guanche & ArchaeologyGranadilla History Museum
A local history museum in a traditional Canarian house, tracing Granadilla de Abona from Guanche culture to modern municipal life.
Guanche & ArchaeologyBencomo Cave
A protected Guanche archaeological cave at Barranco del Pino, traditionally associated with Bencomo, mencey of Taoro, on the boundary between Santa Úrsula and La Orotava.
Guanche & ArchaeologyCave of the Guanches
A protected Guanche archaeological lava tube above Playa Moreno in Icod de los Vinos, with evidence of seasonal habitation, burial activity and pastoral use.
Guanche & ArchaeologyMuseum of Nature and Archaeology (MUNA)
Tenerife’s major museum for Guanche archaeology and the natural history of the Canary Islands, housed in Santa Cruz’s former Civil Hospital.
Guanche & ArchaeologyPuerto de la Cruz Archaeological Museum
A compact archaeology museum in Puerto de la Cruz’s La Ranilla district, with Aboriginal Canarian ceramics, human remains, historic maps and exhibitions on island history.
Guanche & ArchaeologyGuanche Museum
Museo Guanche is an ethnographic museum in Icod de los Vinos, Tenerife. It is focused on the Guanches, the native inhabitants of the Canary Islands. It is located in the 'La Magalona' shopping centre.
Aripe Rock Engravings
A protected rock-art area near Aripe with engravings that form part of Tenerife’s indigenous archaeological record.
Chíñama Mountain Viewpoint
A southern Tenerife viewpoint associated with Chíñama Mountain, a landscape that Tenerife Tourism links with Guanche symbolic expression.
Guargacho Archaeological Site
A protected archaeological site in southern Tenerife associated with Guanche ritual and settlement evidence.
Herques Ravine Archaeological Landscape
A deep eastern-Tenerife ravine known for archaeological evidence connected with Guanche occupation and funerary use.
La Barranquera Archaeological Zone
A protected coastal archaeological landscape in Valle de Guerra with evidence of Guanche use of caves, cliffs and shoreline resources.
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