: Various works in Ingenio pay homage to the history of sugar cane (Ingenio de Azúcar) and rural labor.

: A landmark metal sculpture by the famous Canarian artist Martín Chirino , located at the entrance to

The island's sculptures range from avant-garde metal structures to traditional stone carvings:

: These towns are well-known for their numerous street sculptures that celebrate local traditions and daily life. Lucha Canaria (Canarian Wrestling) : Sculptures in Ingenio often depict traditional sports like wrestling.

: This park is often visited via a moderate 2.1-mile hiking trail starting from Puerto de las Nieves . The sculptures here are crafted from stone and serve as a tribute to Canarian identity and local poets.

: A unique cultural itinerary in the north where stone art is integrated into the rugged volcanic landscape, allowing visitors to appreciate both nature and art. Visiting Information

The public art and "Esculturas" (sculptures) of Gran Canaria offer a fascinating blend of coastal stone tributes, urban monuments, and historical memorials. One of the most prominent ways to experience this is through the Parque de Esculturas (Sculpture Park) located near Agaete in the northwestern part of the island. Key Sculpture Sites & Notable Works