
Atis Tirma
Atis Tirma
Las Palmas, Spain
Large fountain with stones & 4 bronze statues depicting the conquest of Gran Canaria.
Last updated: February 11, 2026
Overview
Large fountain with stones & 4 bronze statues depicting the conquest of Gran Canaria.
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Visitor Reviews
**★★★★★ Jane Freidson — a year ago
Haunting sculpture commemorating the native Canarians who were slaughtered by the Spanish conquistadors after half a century of resistance.
**★★★★★ Rizik Löwenherz — 2 years ago
Super clean, chill Park with a nice funny sculptur.
**★★★★★ Jay Tintás — 6 years ago
Beautiful colonial style park with exotic birds :)
**★★★★★ Vanessa Browning — 6 years ago
The city garden. Within you will find the Atis Tirma monument which was unveiled in 1981. Sculpted by Manuel Bethencourt Santana (1931-2012), which is not an Olympic tribute. It actually references the descendants of the amazing Amazigh who occupied the island before the arrival of the Spanish in the 15h century; the likes of Bentejui and Tasarte who preferred to leap to their deaths from their mountain hideaway rather than surrender to Castilian rule.
**★★★★☆ Morten Olesen — 6 years ago
Lovely place for a break from the city - you’ll find plenty of benches where you can sit in the sun or in the shade depending on your preferences 🤘😃















