César Manrique Foundation (Fundación César Manrique) Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience the César Manrique Foundation. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Jameos Agua, Mirador Rio, Foundation - César Manrique Lanzarote

• Lanzarote Cesar Manrique with Jameos del Agua Entrance

• Tour of the César Manrique Foundation and Teguise Market

• Cesar Manrique Artworks Jameos

• Lanzarote Cesar Manrique

Tickets to visit the César Manrique Foundation cost €10 for adults and €3 for children aged 7–12 years. Children aged seven years and under can enter for free. For a joint ticket that gains entry to the César Manrique Foundation and the House Museum, it’s €17 for adults and €4 for children.

Yes, the César Manrique Foundation is worth visiting, particularly if you're interested in Lanzarote's art, architecture, and volcanic landscapes. The former home of artist César Manrique is a unique landmark that combines underground rooms, gardens, galleries, and volcanic formations. Lanzarote sightseeing tours are a convenient way to save time and combine the foundation with other César Manrique landmarks and attractions on the island.

Per one customer who booked the Jameos Agua, Mirador Rio, Foundation - César Manrique Lanzarote, "Great organisation and fab day out seeing César Manrique's works. Super comfy bus and knowledgeable guide!"

The César Manrique Foundation (Fundacion César Manrique) is located within the former home of César Manrique. The Spanish artist built the property after he returned from New York and decided to set up a home base in Lanzarote. It’s built on a former volcano, so the volcanic rock lends itself to its unusual architecture.

Yes, you do have to pay to visit the César Manrique Foundation. You can choose from a standard ticket or one that combines both the Foundation and entry to the César Manrique House Museum. There’s a reduced entry rate for children.

The César Manrique Foundation is open daily from morning to late afternoon. It stays open on holidays, except for January 1. Temperatures in Lanzarote are pleasant year-round, with a rainy season in December and January.

Not really. The César Manrique Foundation is best suited to adults, especially those interested in art and architecture. Kids might enjoy exploring the grounds, but the historical information might not prove entertaining to them.

There are various tours that visit the César Manrique Foundation. Choose from group or private tours that visit highlights in northern Lanzarote, often including the Teguise Market, the Green Caves, the cactus garden, and viewpoints over the river. There are plenty to pick from.

There are tons of things to do when you're done visiting the César Manrique Foundation. According to travelers, these are some of the top attractions in Lanzarote:

• Timanfaya National Park

• Jameos del Agua

• Papagayo Beach

• El Golfo

• La Geria

View Viator's guide to all the best attractions in Lanzarote.