Statue of Tinerfe, Adeje, Bronze statue in Adeje, Spain
The Statue of Tinerfe in Adeje is a bronze sculpture by artist Inma Serrano positioned at a central location and depicts the legendary Guanche leader. The work shows the figure with details that underscore the historical importance of this person to the Canary Islands.
Tinerfe governed Tenerife in the late 14th century before Spanish conquest divided the island into nine separate kingdoms. This monument honors this pre-colonial leader and his role in the archipelago's history.
This statue honors the Guanche, the first inhabitants of the Canary Islands, and shows their presence in Adeje's local identity today. The representation includes elements of traditional Canarian art that keep this heritage visible.
The statue stands at Calle Tinerfe el Grande 32 and is easy to find when exploring key locations in southern Tenerife. Its position makes it a natural reference point and starting place for discovering other cultural spaces in the area.
This statue is part of a collection of 28 public artworks in Adeje that document the agricultural and social development of the municipality. These artworks together tell the story of how Adeje transformed from a traditional village into a modern town.
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