Casa Museo del Campesino

What to see

• Traditional architecture: patios, cisterns, threshing floors, wine presses, white walls and green woodwork show how traditional housing responded to Lanzarote’s climate, water and farming work.
• Fecundidad: located on the Peña de Tajaste, César Manrique’s sculpture links the ensemble to the island’s agricultural landscape and to the farming culture that inspires the Centre.
• Patios, threshing floors and cisterns: these spaces organised daily life and work, from threshing cereal to collecting and preserving water.
• Path of tools and camel saddles: farming tools, camel saddles, a pajero and a soco help explain how produce was cultivated, transported and protected in Lanzarote’s countryside.
• Plaza de los Artesanos: a space linked to Lanzarote’s traditional crafts, where craftsmanship forms part of the route through the island’s farming culture.

What to do

• Tour the Casa Museo at your own pace: Cross patios, rooms and open spaces to understand how traditional architecture organised daily life, farming work and trades.
• Visit the Plaza de los Artesanos: This space brings together traditional crafts from Lanzarote and lets you learn about pieces, techniques and materials linked to the island’s farming culture.
• Check workshops and demonstrations: Some craft activities may vary according to the Centre’s programme, so it is worth checking availability during your visit.
• Observe Fecundidad from different perspectives: César Manrique’s sculpture changes with distance and viewpoint, and helps read the relationship between art, landscape and farming culture.
• Book a table at the restaurant: Complete your visit with Lanzarote cuisine based on local produce, traditional recipes, artisan cheeses and wines with the Lanzarote Designation of Origin.

Visitor guide

• Access: Admission to the Casa Museo del Campesino is free. The Centre opens every day from 10:00 to 18:00.
• Visit duration: The visit lasts approximately 50 minutes.
• Food and drink: Outside food and drink are not allowed. The Centre has a restaurant.
• Photography and drones: Photography for personal use is permitted. The use of drones is not allowed.
• Mobility: The Centre is mostly adapted, although access to Fecundidad does not have an adapted route.
• Families: This is a recommended space to visit with family.
• Pets: Pets are not allowed, except for assistance dogs in accordance with current regulations.
• Visitor Guide: Every stop tells a story. Access the guide and discover the architecture, traditional crafts and rural culture that have shaped Lanzarote's identity. View the visitor guide.