We're going to Playa Blanca in July and are hiring a car.

We intend to vist some of the tourist attractions built by Cesar Manrique, and some others.

Does anyone know the entrance prices?

We are particularly interested in these:-

National Park of Timanfaya
The National Park of Timanfaya is a volcanic field where visitors can discover a great variety of geological phenomena as well as a vast array of some 180 different plant species...

César Manrique Foundation
The César Manrique Foundation is the island's cultural centre par excellence that has won international recognition, not only because it houses some of the works of the world famous artist himself,...

Jameos del Agua
Jameos del Agua, one of the most interesting galleries of connecting caves and underground grottoes in the world lies to the north of Lanzarote, at the foot of the volcano Monte de la Corona which erupted around 3,000 years ago....

Cueva de los Verdes
La Cueva de los Verdes, located in the north of Lanzarote, under the volcano Monte de la Corona, forms part of a spectacular system of underground tunnels (los jameos) 6 km. long,...

Jardín de Cactus
The Cactus Garden is one of César Manrique's last works. The artist turned an old quarry into an impressive cactus plantation...

Museum of Contemporary Art
The Museum of Contemporary Art is located in Arrecife, in the San Jose Castle, a fortress built between 1776 and 1779 by King Carlos III...

Castillo de Guanapay
Santa Bárbara Castle, now the Museum of Emigration, sits on the Guanapay mountain, to the east of Teguise. It was built in the 16 th century as a watchtower for the coast...



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Ok, these were the prices recently but things change by the day on the Island.
Timannfaya + Cesar Manrique €8
Jameos del Agua + Cueva de los verdes €7
Cactus Garden €4 + free drink,
Mirador del Rio about the same + free drink,
Guanapay Castle €4
and finaly the contemporary Art museum is free.

Hope this answers some of your questions. If you want anymore info either contact me on here or via e-mail.

I also know where the grave of the late great César Manrique is too, strange thing to know but some people like to visit the grave/memorium to the great man after they have seen all his good work.