Experience "Prendidos," authentic flamenco, on December 27 and 28 at the Cueva de los Verdes, part of the Lanzarote Performing Arts Festival.
13/12/2024
We bid farewell to the year in styleNew Year’s Eve plans with the Centres for Art, Culture and Tourism of Lanzarote Ready to say goodbye to 2024 in an unforgettable way? Celebrate New Year’s Eve 2024 with music, gastronomy, and entertainment at Lanzarote’s Centres for Art, Culture and Tourism. Choose from two unique experiences to […]
Read full article31/10/2024
Planning a trip to Lanzarote? Discover the essence of the island by visiting the Centers for Art, Culture, and Tourism, a network of spaces that showcase the island’s unique beauty and heritage, from its volcanic landscapes and underground wonders to the cultural richness and vision of artist César Manrique. Why book in advance? To ensure […]
Read full article13/11/2024
On November 30, the natural stage of Jameos del Agua will shine as it welcomes Mastodonte, the acclaimed musical project by Asier Etxeandia and Enrico Barbaro. As part of the Festival of Performing Arts of Lanzarote: ESCENA, this artistic duo will present their new show, Belleza y Perdón (Beauty and Forgiveness), delivering an immersive experience […]
Read full article31/10/2024
Guide to Booking Your Ticket and Ensuring Your Visit to Cueva de los Verdes in Lanzarote Planning a trip to Lanzarote and thinking of visiting Cueva de los Verdes? You’ll be thrilled to know this is more than just a cave – it’s a natural masterpiece and an experience you simply cannot miss! Located in […]
Read full article15/10/2024
Interview with its director, Quino Falero In the vibrant world of performing arts, there are figures who stand out not only for their talent but also for their dedication and vision. Quino Falero, director of Escena Lanzarote.Performance Arts Festival, which takes place in the iconic Manriquean spaces of the Centers for Art, Culture, and Tourism […]
Read full article30/09/2024
Islote de Fermina: A Small Paradise in the Bay of Arrecife A new word has entered the Lanzarote vocabulary: “islotear”, and there’s no better place to do it than at Islote de Fermina. “Islotear” means relaxing in the bay of Arrecife, savoring local cuisine, indulging in creative cocktails, enjoying live music, and disconnecting from the […]
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Bossa Nova, with its characteristic smooth rhythm and fusion of samba and jazz, has been a timeless gem of Brazilian music since its birth in the 1950s. However, like any genre, it has needed to adapt to generational and technological changes to stay relevant. In this context, a new voice is emerging that is significantly […]
Read full article03/07/2023
Al Anderson and Chet Samuel Today we want to take you back to the origins of reggae with a legendary band: The Original Wailers. If you’re a fan of the genre, you’re probably already familiar with their name. But if you haven’t explored their music yet, get ready for an unforgettable musical journey. The Original […]
Read full article10/05/2024
ROAD CLOSURES AFFECTING TOURISTIC CENTERS IN LANZAROTE DUE TO THE CELEBRATION OF THE XXXII IRONMAN LANZAROTE ON MAY 18, 2023. Timanfaya National Park The LZ-67 road (Yaiza – Mancha Blanca) will be closed starting at 8:00 a.m., estimated to reopen at 1:30 p.m. During this time frame, only organizational vehicles will be allowed access. It […]
Read full article24/04/2023
Subrata De, the most important string instrument in Indian classical music. Born in Calcutta, India, in 1966, Subrata grew up in a family of musicians where he discovered his love for music at an early age. He initially learned to play the violin and flute, but later, at the age of 12, he was drawn […]
Read full article14/04/2023
El Diablo restaurant, located in the iconic Montañas del Fuego of Lanzarote, has been recognized by the prestigious National Geographic magazine as one of the six most impressive restaurants in the world. This unique venue stands out for its innovative cooking method, using superheated steam from an active volcano in the Timanfaya National Park. This […]
Read full article27/07/2022
It’s almost eight, and I’m driving along the Arrieta-Orzola road. I’ve always liked this stretch of the island: heading north, with volcanoes on the left and the sea on the right. I arrive at my destination a couple of minutes late, but just in time to watch the sun bid farewell to the island, slipping […]
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Descubre el espectacular recorrido de las Montañas del Fuego, en el parque Nacional de Timanfaya
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Descubre el Museo Internacional de Arte Contemporáneo y el Castillo de San José.
Read full article06/07/2020
Discover an extraordinary island and see places that have never been shown before. A unique experience for small groups accompanied by a guide who will make your visit more enriching. You will be able to know in depth aspects related to history, geology and volcanism, visiting places such as Montaña Rajada in Montaña del Fuego […]
Read full article10/01/2020
The Island of Volcanoes When you visit Lanzarote, you don’t just explore it—you experience the unique beauty of its volcanic landscapes, perfectly balanced with human intervention. The Centers for Art, Culture, and Tourism, created by César Manrique, merge art and nature, preserving the island’s essence and singularity. Centers of Art, Culture and Tourism Each center […]
Read full article21/10/2019
Perhaps you’ve already heard about Lanzarote’s energy. That magnetic force that captivates you the moment you set foot on its land, transporting you to another universe that, until then, you would have only visited in dreams. Emerged from the sea 11 million years ago, Lanzarote is of volcanic origin, with a wild nature and heart-wrenching […]
Read full article28/04/2018
Entering a cave is always an adventure. Doing so in a volcanic one is a privilege. Cueva de los Verdes, located in Haría, in the north of Lanzarote, attracts thousands of tourists every year. A few curious visitors like us are currently at the entrance. We’re eager to enter the depths of this unique geological […]
Read full article23/09/2017
The Boy and the Blind Crabs He could only focus on that tiny, minuscule, practically nonexistent crab. His parents had been talking since the plane landed on the island about the need, almost obligation, to visit the tourist centers, especially Jameos del Agua. Apparently, they had both traveled to Lanzarote many years ago, when they […]
Read full article28/06/2017
Violeta Izquierdo: “César Manrique did not view toilets as secondary spaces; instead, he gave them artistic value.” They say that to truly know a person, you must enter their toilet. Today, we explore César Manrique’s: beautiful and surprising, functional and highly refreshing. Art historian Violeta Izquierdo guides us through this journey into the drains of […]
Read full article02/06/2017
The Cactus Garden has earned a new international award! The Benetton Foundation, based in the Italian city of Treviso, carefully selects the most spectacular gardens on the planet each year, honouring the one that best represents the values of nature conservation and its integration with local history and culture. The star of this XXVIII edition […]
Read full article17/08/2016
If you’re invited to take part in collaborative journalism with those that manage and promote CACT, and you’re also from Lanzarote, starting from the very beginning is your only choice. As a small town boy, you’re also always aware of who the host of any home that you visit is. And here, within this structure […]
Read full article19/04/2016
In a place in Guatiza, whose name I want to remember. The stately mill, Cactus Garden. The stream of visitors to the tourist spot, designed by César Manrique, are struck by the appearance of this structure. And for good reason. It is immaculately kept. Its sleek exterior image is complemented by its internal machinery. As […]
Read full article21/02/2016
César Manrique (1919-1992) was born in Arrecife, Lanzarote, an island where his artistic career has left indelible marks. After finishing his studies at the Academy of Fine Arts of San Fernando in Madrid (where he lived between 1945 and 1964), he frequently exposed his paintings both in Spain and internationally. He participated in the XXVIII […]
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