There are 2 fiestas on record in Tegueste through the year, mostly May and September. Here is the whole calendar, with the date, the time and where each one happens.
The calendar, month by month
September
Fiestas de Nuestra Señora del Socorro
27 September 2026 · time not confirmed · Plaza del Socorro, Tegueste
May
Romería de San Marcos
1 May 2027 · time not confirmed · Iglesia de San Marcos
What to see in Tegueste
Conjunto Histórico de Tegueste
Old town · 90 min
With its unusual geography – it borders La Laguna along its entire perimeter, something unique among Tenerife's municipalities – Tegueste takes its name from the old menceyato, which after the…
Centro de Interpretación museo etnográfico Casa de los Zamorano
Museum · 75 min
An early 20th-century house which since 2014 has been the Centro de Interpretación Casa Los Zamorano, home to a project managing Tegueste's cultural heritage.
Cruz del Carmen - Bajamar
Trail · 174 min
It goes down from the Anaga heights to the north coast: the Los Tiles and Caballo hollows, with the Teide between the trees, the Tegueste valley down to the sea, the La Goleta ravine and, at the end, Bajamar and its…
Derivación a Pedro Álvarez (desde el Sendero PR TF 12)
Trail · 60 min
A route of 3.5 km, about 1 hours.
Interpretado Autoguiado Circular Bosque de Los Enigmas
Trail · 96 min
A loop through the Anaga laurel forest designed to explain how the forest works, on stretches shared with the paths to Punta del Hidalgo and Bajamar.
Derivación a Tegueste (desde el Sendero PR TF 12)
Trail · 90 min
A route of 5.3 km, about 1.5 hours.
Área Recreativa La Quebrada
Picnic area · 70 min
A small area in the Anaga laurel forest, at about 900 m, with tables, barbecues, toilets and a children's play area.
Mirador de Zapata
Viewpoint · 25 min
Iglesia de San Marcos
Church · 30 min
Its first stone was laid from the year 1700, paid for mostly by the sale of timber and contributions from the neighbours.
Casa del Prebendado Pacheco
Building · 35 min
A building that housed, as well as the home of the priest whose name it bears, Tegueste's first public school in…
Puente de Palo
Heritage site · 30 min
An architectural feature of great importance for the municipality's links with the outside world.
Antiguo Ayuntamiento
Building · 30 min
Its construction began in 1843 thanks to contributions from the neighbours.
Two words you will hear
Romería — an ox-cart pilgrimage: carts, traditional dress, wine and food handed out along the way. The arrival is where everyone ends up, not the start.
Verbena — an open-air dance that runs late, with a live band in the square.
Guachinche — a small family place, often the front room of a farmhouse, serving their own wine and two or three home dishes.
Tell it where you are starting from and what you fancy, and it builds the day around the fiesta in Tegueste: when to go, where to eat nearby and how to get back.