Things to see in Lanzarote
What to see in Lanzarote: 13 unmissable attractions
We tell you what to do in Lanzarote, an island that impresses at every moment. The strangeness and the powerful, enigmatic character of its volcanic landscapes often produce in the traveler the feeling of being on another planet.
The Mirador del Río, where Art embraces Nature
This work by the Lanzarote-born artist and architect César Manrique represents the culmination of his passion for harmonising Art and Nature. See the view from the Mirador del Río!
Lanzarote, an island where leisure and an active lifestyle are the highlight
The leisure, music and entertainment proposals of the Barceló Lanzarote Active Resort are the best complement to its wellness activities and gastronomic offer. The facilities of this hotel have become a privileged oasis where you can enjoy the best leisure.
Lagomar, a setting created by nature itself
A bar, a restaurant, an art gallery and more. Lagomar is a multifunctional space that shows how architecture can integrate into the landscape in a harmonious fashion enhancing it even further.
Lanzarote Active, connecting with the island’s essence
Untamed and without artifice, on the island of Lanzarote nature strips to show its most authentic side. The best way to connect with the essence of this volcanic land surrounded by an energetic Atlantic, is interacting with it in every possible way.
The Castillo de San Gabriel, a tribute to the history of Arrecife
The iconic Lanzarote fortress, in the tranquil bay of Arrecife, has been home to the Museum of the History of the City since 1972.
The Castillo de San José, from ‘Hunger Fortress’ to museum of contemporary art
This defensive fortress, now the headquarters of MIAC [International Museum of Contemporary Art], was built in 1776 to provide employment for the islanders in a time of poverty and drought
Mirador de Guinate, a balcony overlooking the Chinijo Archipelago
This lookout point, located on the cliffs of Risco de Famara at 500 meters above sea level and exposed to the trade winds, offers a spectacular view of the island of La Graciosa.
The Mirador de Haría: a phoenix rising from the ashes
Designed by César Manrique in the ‘70s and later left abandoned, today this unique place is being revamped as the Haría Flora and Fauna Interpretation Centre.
The Ermita de las Nieves lookout point, the home of the patron saint of “the rains” in Lanzarote
The chapel, located on the highest point of Lanzarote, has been a place of pilgrimage by farmers for centuries and has one of the most magical views of the island.