Tegueste Travel Guide — Things to Do, Food & Hotels
municipality of Spain
About Tegueste
Tegueste is fairly small, and the most important sights can be visited in a single day, making it a great day excursion destination. The Tourist Information Office is the best place to start a visit. Tegueste has been inhabited since the Guanche era, with archaeological remains of found in the Agua de Dios ravine, more specifically at Los Cabezazos. The town resisted Spanish invasion, but was eventually conquered in 1496, and the land divided among Spanish settlers. The city is constructed around the earliest cultural heritage of this period, known as theTegueste el Viejo, around thePlaza de La Arañita. Since 1813, Tegueste has been an independent municipality. It has a steadily growing population which quadrupled in the 20th century to a total of 11,000 inhabitants. Its economy is traditi
Top Attractions in Tegueste
Explore the best things to see and do in Tegueste:
- ★Agua de Dios Archaeological Site
- ★Bodega El Lomo
- ★Church of San Marcos
- ★Historic Centre
- ★Town Hall
Where to Eat in Tegueste
Must-try local food and restaurants:
- 🍴Guachinche El Puchero
- 🍴La Bodeguita Del Colgadizo
- 🍴Restaurante Bodegon Casa Tomas
- 🍴Tasca Fernando
- 🍴Tasca la Enredadera
Where to Stay in Tegueste
- 🏨Chalet Anagato
- 🏨Villa La Oliva
Tegueste Travel Guide Sections
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