EXPLORE ITS SPACES AT YOUR OWN PACE
Casa Museo del Campesino, Step by Step
A visitor’s guide to discovering the architecture, traditional crafts and rural culture of Lanzarote. Explore the Casa Museo del Campesino at your own pace and discover how the landscape, architecture, traditions and ingenuity of its people have shaped the island’s identity. Each stop reveals a story that offers a deeper understanding of Lanzarote’s culture and heritage.
STOP 1
The sculpture Fecundidad
The sculpture changes with your perspective. Walk around it and observe it from different angles. As you move, its forms transform, revealing how a single work can offer different interpretations of Lanzarote’s landscape, its farming community and its identity.
STOP 2
The Era
La Era was much more than a place to work. It was where grain was threshed, but also where tools, knowledge and harvests were shared. Observe the elements that surround it and discover how each reflects a way of life based on cooperation and the careful use of resources.
STOP 3
Traditional House
This house is not a reconstruction of a specific home. Instead, it brings together architectural solutions that, for centuries, responded to Lanzarote’s climate, strong winds and scarcity of water. Explore its different spaces and discover how courtyards, aljibes, walls and roofs formed part of a shared way of living on the island, where every element had a purpose and nothing existed solely for decoration.
STOP 4
The Traditional Ploughs
Each tool was designed for a specific purpose. Its shape, size and materials reflect centuries of experience in cultivating a volcanic landscape. Look closely at the farming tools: each one tells a story of working the land and of knowledge passed down from one generation to the next.
STOP 5
The Cycle of the Land
Lanzarote’s agriculture was born from the ability of its people to adapt and live alongside the volcano. This route shows how volcanic ash, wind and scarce rainfall ceased to be obstacles and became the foundation of an agricultural system unlike any other in the world.
STOP 6
The Tahona
For centuries, gofio was one of the Canary Islands’ essential staple foods. In this space, you can discover how work, architecture and tools formed part of a single process. The tahona preserves the memory of a way of making the most of the land’s resources, a tradition that sustained generations of the people of Lanzarote.
STOP 7
The Artisans' Square
Traditional crafts also tell the story of the island. Here, craftsmanship is not simply a souvenir of your visit, but a living expression of Lanzarote’s identity. Observe the materials, ask about the techniques and discover how tradition and innovation continue to coexist in every workshop.
STOP 8
A Shared Language
Other spaces continue the story of the Casa Museo del Campesino. A tunnel carved beneath a lava flow, a function hall, a tasca where gastronomy tells the story of the landscape, and a shop where traditional craftsmanship preserves centuries-old traditions all reveal that, in Lanzarote, every detail forms part of the same story.
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FAQs
Prepare your visit
At Montañas del Fuego and Cueva de los Verdes, tickets can only be purchased online and always for a specific date and time.
At the other centers, you can buy tickets directly at the ticket office, but we recommend purchasing them in advance to make access easier.
Yes. Canary Islands residents can benefit from a special price, as well as residents of Lanzarote and people with disabilities. Please note that these rates cannot be combined and are only available at the ticket offices upon presentation of the required physical documentation.
Some centres do not have a box office. We recommend purchasing your ticket in advance on the website to secure your access to the centre.
It is not necessary to print it, however, you must have the QR code downloaded and ready at the entrance to speed up access.
In some areas coverage is limited, download the ticket on your mobile or take a screenshot of the QR code before arriving.
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Yes, it is mandatory for Cueva de los Verdes and Montañas del Fuego. You must select the date and time when completing your online purchase.
You can also, if you are interested in discovering our spaces in a different and more exclusive way, the “Experiencias Insólitas” (our premium guided tours in small groups) require advance online booking with a fixed date and time. – They are offered at Montañas del Fuego and Jameos del Agua.-
For the rest of the Centres and general visits, it is not necessary to book a fixed time. You have full flexibility, although purchasing your ticket in advance helps reduce waiting times and supports a more balanced management of the space.
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