On the coast of Tacoronte, past the tunnel of the Mesa del Mar and when you can not continue on foot you will find the one known as Castillo del Mar, an old abandoned building that witnesses the incessant beating of the sea. Located between cliffs is this tower building, which far from being a castle was a recreational estate of a wealthy Tacoronte landowner, is also known by the name of Castillete de Guayonje or the Castillo by Óscar Domínguez.

It is located at the mouth of the Guayonje gully and is currently abandoned, and over time has been deteriorating. It belongs to the City Council of Tacoronte and there are several projects on the table for its reform but nowadays it is a ghostly place waiting to be declared a Site of Cultural Interest.

The Archaeological Zone of Agua de Dios extends along the bed of the Barranco de Agua de Dios in the municipality of Tegueste. It constitutes a geomorphological axis around which the hydrographic basin of the fertile valley of Tegueste is articulated.

The ravine was formed by the confluence of Barranco de los Núñez and Pedro Álvarez. The Agua de Dios ravine has excavated the contact zone between older Miocene materials and the Pleistocene emissions that cover the entire valley floor.

The Barranco de Agua de Dios supposed a permanent settlement unit of great value and importance on the island. The caves that are found along the archaeological zone were the result of differential erosion in the shallow levels that divided the massive piles stacked on the slopes of the riverbed itself.

Thirty natural caves have been counted, some were used so that the inhabitants could take refuge, served as houses, while others served as a burial chamber. Of the most important are the Cuevas de los Cabezazos or the one of Higuera Cota. Other caves that have been found have been the Cueva del Horno, the Lagarete or Los Guanches.

In an area close to Los Rodeos, where the Tenerife North Airport is located, there is an abandoned bunker that was built under the threat of a possible attack during World War II by allies. It is known as the Bunker of El Pulpul and was an underground military complex that served as a powder keg and also housed fuel and military equipment.

The islands were under US threat during the war and for that reason the island was equipped with several bunkers to be able to repel possible allied attacks although fortunately they were not taken to use.

The Buker of El Púlpito has dimensions of about 1400 square meters, with well-fortified and camouflaged military galleries. At present it is abandoned and very few people know the existence of this place that is part of the history of the island.

One of the places that is part of the history of the municipality of Tegueste is the home of Prebendado Antonio Pereira Pacheco y Ruiz, in principle it was the home of the priest who it gives name to him, later already in 1849 the house happened to be the dependencies of the first public school that there was in the municipality of Tegueste.

The contribution to the town of Prebendado Pacheco was remarkable, not only participated in the creation of the first school of Tegueste but also helped to create the house consistorial and promoted the construction of the cemetery of the municipality. Today the property is being used as an exhibition hall.

The Casa del Prebendado is a rectangular nave with a hipped roof, with an interesting patio and an orchard area at the back of it. On the facade you can see eight spans symmetrically distributed, with guillotine windows and quarter doors.

Tegueste is located in an incredible river basin that offers a wide natural richness with many species, some of them unique. Among the highlights that can be enjoyed in the municipality of Tegueste is its historic center, so important that its value has made it declared a historic site.

Before the island was conquered, Tegueste was one of the nine menceyatos of Tenerife, the population began to grow from the second half of the eighteenth century and did not leave the lagoon capital until the nineteenth century.

Thanks to the value of the Historic Site of the municipality of Tegueste, it has been declared As of Cultural Interest since 1986. Of the elements that stand out as a whole, it is necessary to highlight the St. Mark's Parish, we should also highlight the Plaza de la Arañita or Casa del Prebendado Pacheco which was the first public school in the town, the old town hall that today is the Court of Peace is another important building.

The House of the Audience, also the legendary Puente de Palo, the Placeta or the Casa de los Zamoranos. Perfect places to know part of the history of Tegueste.