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Lanzarote Attractions
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Lanzarote is a very popular destination with people from all over the world. Lanzarote is one of the smaller Canary Islands but has a lot to offer the tourist. As with all the Canary Islands there is a lot more to this Island than first meets the eye.
They are many activities for people of all ages on Lanzarote and many attractions for people to visit. Below are some Tourist Attractions in Lanzarote.
Cesar Manrique Foundation
The Cesar Manrique Foundation is located Taro de Tahiche, it is the home of the late Cesar Manrique who was an international artist and architect. Cesar Manrique is best known on the Island of Lanzarote
for the work he had done to keep Lanzarote the way it is today, this includes no high rise buildings, all houses being painted a specific colour and much more. Through out the Island you will come across many
different statues located mainly on round about's which is his work. The house in which he used to live in, is now a tourist attraction on Lanzarote. What makes this house so unique is it's build into the lava
bubbles which were formed from many of the volcano eruptions.
Contact details:
Telephone: 928 84 31 38 / 928 84 30 70
Opening time: 10:00 to 18:00
Timanfaya National Park
The Timanfaya National Park is what made Lanzarote today, the park is a collection of over a hundred volcano's most of which are active. The park is classed as a green belt so when you visit you can only drive so far until
you have to take a coach around the rest of the park. On one of the highest volcano's in the park you will find a large restaurant where you can have a meal which has been cooked
over a natural opening in the volcano.
Contact details:
Telephone: 928 84 00 57
Opening time: 10:00 to 17:45
The above two attractions are a very small sample of the different attractions within Lanzarote. If you would like more information on these attractions and more please visit the site below:
Lanzarote Attractions
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