Guided Historical Bike Tour with E-Bike Option in Tenerife

Our tour begins at Parque La Granja, where we stop at the sculpture honoring Félix Rodríguez de la Fuente, a beloved Spanish naturalist and TV personality. Here, we pause for photos and learn about his legacy in wildlife conservation and environmental education that inspired a generation.

At this historic 19th-century bullring, we take a moment to photograph the striking neo-Mudéjar architecture. Your guide will share stories about the traditions of bullfighting in the Canaries and how the role of this space has changed over time.

Here we stop to hear the tale of Captain Diego Fernández Ortega, a local military figure. You’ll have time for photos as your guide explains his connection to the island’s defense history and the significance of this tribute.

This modern abstract sculpture offers a perfect photo opportunity. We pause while the guide explains its meaning and the artist's role in Spain’s contemporary art scene.

This lush, sculpture-filled park is where we take a longer break. You’ll have free time to explore, relax, or take beautiful photos among exotic plants and fountains. Before the break, your guide will point out a few highlights and share fascinating stories about the park’s origins and design.

We stop briefly at this unique modern sculpture by Canarian artist Feliciano Hernández. Take photos and hear about the artist’s connection to the island’s identity and how his work blends human and natural elements

This monument, from the Francoist era, is a moment for reflection. We stop to take photos and hear an engaging, balanced explanation of its controversial history and the wider context of 20th-century Spain.

At the terminal, we pause to enjoy ocean views and snap photos of this modern port, while your guide shares stories of Tenerife’s maritime history and its importance as a gateway between continents.

We stop at this 18th-century coastal battery to hear how it protected Tenerife during pirate raids and battles, including the attack by Admiral Nelson. It’s a powerful site for photos and historic storytelling.

One of the island’s most iconic landmarks, this modern auditorium is perfect for stunning photos. We stop as the guide explains the building’s design and its cultural importance to Tenerife today.

Also known as the “Black Castle,” we stop here to explore its military past and take photos. The guide shares the dramatic story of its defense against Admiral Nelson’s fleet in 1797.

We stop in this beautiful square to take photos and learn about the Virgin of Candelaria, the patron saint of the Canary Islands. Your guide will explain how faith, tradition, and community come together here.

Our final scenic stop is Tenerife’s largest square. Snap some last photos near the reflecting pool and enjoy stories about its transformation from a fortress site to a vibrant social space. It’s a perfect conclusion to your cultural ride.