Lanzarote’s Zonzamas mystery
Humans have been building and designing on Lanzarote for centuries, and one of the leastvisited areas of Lanzarote is home...
Read moreDetailsHumans have been building and designing on Lanzarote for centuries, and one of the leastvisited areas of Lanzarote is home...
Read moreDetailsIn 1989, César Manrique celebrated his 70th birthday. With a lifetime of intense creativity behind him, he began to look...
Read moreDetailsThe Casa de Guerra Mayor on the outskirts of San Bartolomé is one of the most impressive examples of Canarian...
Read moreDetailsThe history of Lanzarote’s hotels echoes the way the island has changed utterly over the last century.
Read moreDetailsCésar Manrique’s devil sculptures greet hundreds of thousands of visitors to Timanfaya each year, but is there a tragic story...
Read moreDetailsCésar Manrique's genius can be seen all over Lanzarote, but you won't get a full idea of the immense vision...
Read moreDetailsA Spanish/Portuguese research team has discovered evidence of massive prehistoric mega-tsunamis on Lanzarote, Tenerife, and Gran Canaria. They believe the...
Read moreDetailsJolateros are an emblem of Arrecife. These brightly painted little tin boats are still an essential part of the capital's...
Read moreDetailsMonuments to individuals are few and far between on Lanzarote, but here are three we found in Arrecife.
Read moreDetailsLichens are the oldest living things on Lanzarote, the first vegetation that appeared on volcanic rocks after they erupted from...
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