if you like to perform trails through Tenerifein the southern municipality of Adeje you will find different options. This town, in addition to being one of the main tourist municipalities on the island, has a great natural, historical and cultural heritage, so walking through its streets, paths and avenues will leave you with an unforgettable experience.
beyond their Wonderful beaches, along which you can take coastal routes, Adeje also has surprising natural beauty. Walking the Barranco del Infierno, for example, will leave in your memory postcards to remember… In this case, we want to introduce you to some of the best historical routes of Adeje.
When doing it, especially if you are one of those who gets information first or goes with a specialized guide, you will be able to learn a little more about its history and culture, since you will pass through strategic points that have been part of the development of the municipality.
The mills
The Los Molinos route, in Adeje, runs along the old water path. It is an urban and linear route that goes down streets, sidewalks, cobblestones and serventías.
this nice path It starts in Adeje and runs along a ravine, past old mills and rural landscapes. It is a route of medium difficulty through areas with a marked downward inclination.
the tour offers panoramic views of the town and the surrounding fields. Therefore, it can be a great option to enjoy the most important places in the municipality, and explore the historical and cultural heritage of Adeje while enjoying a calm natural environment.
Way of the Virgin
He Way of the Virgin of adeje It is one of the most historic in the municipality. It was the place where the Virgin of the Incarnation -hence that formerly carried his name- from La Enramada to the Hermitage of Santa Úrsula of the municipality to protect it from pirate attacks in the 16th century.
This route starts from the Portón in the direction of the coast. During the journey, there are different historical points that are part of the stops for walkers, from the Era to the Humilladero, of special historical reference as it is the place where the Virgin appeared and was venerated for the first time. The route ends at the old hermitage of La Enramada, currently known as Old Hermitage of San Sebastian.
Villa de Adeje
The Historic Villa of Adeje dates back to the 15th century, after the Crown of Castile, so walking through its streets is, without a doubt, quite an experience. The Villa ‘smells’ of history and tradition. In fact, it played a leading role in some of the main events that took place in the south of the Island, from the sugar mill that it had in antiquity to the place it currently occupies among the tourist destinations of Europe.
Knowing its historic center, its emblematic buildings and observing its spectacular views, without a doubt, is worth it.
If you want to know a little more about the history and culture of Adejedo not hesitate to do any of these routes and enjoy those historical milestones that have marked the southern municipality.
