The César Manrique House Museum was the home of the most prolific artist that the island of Lanzarote has ever had, César Manrique, and now exists to showcase the secrets of this amazing artist to the world. The house is in the town of Haría, in the north of Lanzarote, and is known as Casa del Palmeral because of the many palm trees in the area.

Cesar Manrique renovated an old rural farmhouse, applying the same artistic vision that marked his work, the search for comfort and the close link with nature, with a modern vision that also conserved the elements of traditional Lanzarote architecture. He lived there until his death in 1992.

In the House Museum you can visit his studio, where you will find artisanal pieces, unfinished paintings, tables with drawings and the work tools that he used to create his art. All while being able to enjoy the artist’s most personal architectural work.

César Manrique’s Works

César Manrique always managed to ensure that his works blended in with their natural setting, something that is clear in all of his creations. All of his works incorporate elements of nature.

These are some of César Manrique’s most famous works in Lanzarote:

• Jameos del Agua
• Mirador del Río
• Jardín de Cactus
• LagOmar
• Casa-Museo del Campesino
• El Diablo
• Casa de Tahíche (Fundación César Manrique)

Opening Hours

The House Museum is open every day from 10.30am to 6pm

Prices

Adults: €10 | Children (up to 12): €3