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The Cactus Garden
Jardín de Cactus Mirador del Río Castillo de San José Casa Museo del Campesino Jardín de Cactus Bar Picasso, El Almacén Islote de Fermina Lanzarote is synonymous with the life and work of the artist César Manrique and the Jardín de Cactus is his crowning glory. Set in a volcanic crater, this terraced garden has more cacti than you can shake a stick at and is one of the island's most popular sights. Jardín de Cactus Bar El Almacén Islote de Fermina MIAC Lanzarote Casa de los Volcanes Qué hacer Manrique Biografía del artista CACT Lanzarote Fundación César Manrique Calle Triana, 38, 35500 Arrecife, Lanzarote +34 901 200 300
[email protected] Web oficial de los Centros de Arte, Cultura y Turismo de Lanzarote Qué ver www .cactlanzarote .com /cact /jardin-de-cactus /. The Jardín de Cactus is a cactus garden on the island of Lanzarote in the Canary Islands. It is situated in the village of Guatiza, in a former quarry where volcanic sand lapilli (volcanic pyroclast, locally called "picón" or "rofe") was extracted to spread on cultivated areas to retain moisture.
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Designed by César Manrique, the Jardín de Cactus - or Cactus Garden - in Lanzarote is a work of art in which architecture is intertwined with nature. Located in an abandoned volcanic sand quarry in Guatiza, the Jardín de Cactus was César Manrique 's last piece of work of its kind in Lanzarote. Jardin de Cactus 4.5 4,561 reviews #1 of 7 things to do in Guatiza Gardens Closed now 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM Write a review About Jardín de Cactus was the last intervention work César Manrique performed in Lanzarote. The artist from Lanzarote could see beyond how run down the ancient rofera was. The Cactus Garden is open from 10:00 to 17:00 every day. You will find that admission prices are based on age and residency, with very good prices for Canary Island and Lanzarote residents. Adult: 6.50 euros Child (7-12): 3.25 euros Canary Island resident adult: 5.20 euros Canary Island resident child: 2.60 euros Lanzarote Resident: 1.00 euro Opening hours: from 10:00 to 17:00 (last visit at 16:30 hr). Cafeteria Tapas Shop + info
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Jardín de Cactus Spain, Europe Lanzarote Built into an old quarry, just north of tiny Guatiza, the Jardín de Cactus is said to have been Manrique's favourite personal creation. Opened in 1991, it was also his final great project. Cactus Garden. Lanzarote's famous Cactus Garden (Jardín de Cactus), based toward the north of the island in Guatiza, is one of the island's hottest attractions all year round. Developed under the guidance of César Manrique it showcases over 10,000 different plants. Fact File. Opening Hours 10.00 - 17.45
The Cactus Garden in Lanzarote is a unique attraction with one of the most significant cactus collections in the world. With an impressive 4,500 specimens representing over 500 species, it's a must-visit in Lanzarote. One of the top activities for any plant lover in Lanzarote is undoubtedly the Jardín de Cactus (The cactus Garden), which was the last work created by the acclaimed late artist César Manrique. The magical space boasts over 4000 cacti and succulent species and is fun for all ages.
Jardin de Cactus (Guatiza) All You Need to Know BEFORE You Go
The cactus garden in Lanzarote (also called Jardín de Cactus) was César Manrique 's last work in Lanzarote. It is located near the village of Guatiza on the road to Mala (Community of Teguise) and is very easy to identify by an 8 meter high cactus sculpture made by Manrique and located just in front of the park. Jardin de Cactus 4,561 reviews #1 of 7 things to do in Guatiza Gardens Closed now 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM Write a review About Jardín de Cactus was the last intervention work César Manrique performed in Lanzarote. The artist from Lanzarote could see beyond how run down the ancient rofera was.
