Super interesting! Highly recommended
Olivia
Tenerife is home to a number of fascinating archaeological sites, and the Pyramids of Güímar are the most enigmatic. Discover their secrets with skip-the-line access to the ethnographic park.
Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the activity starts. Any cancellations after this time or no-shows on the day will not be refunded.
Pyramids of Guimar ticket office.
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Olivia
SpainSuper interesting! Highly recommended
Fabio
Annone Veneto, ItalyI recommend visiting this site, which isn't just about the pyramids; there's also a botanical trail and various exhibitions. The audio guide in Italia...
Belén
Santander, SpainAn interesting and diverse place. The only thing is that, because of the price of the entrance (12.50€), we found out there that it did not include th...
Margarita
BulgariaThe place had an interesting story and variety of plants that you may not see anywhere else. The poison garden was beatiful and the place was very cle...
Annamaria
Vercelli, ItalyAn absolutely unmissable visit! The archaeological area is very interesting and the staff is attentive and courteous. The museum layout is also excell...
ángeles
SpainThank you
Daniel Parra Godrid
Malaga, SpainGood experience overall, although the price was a bit excessive for not being able to enter the poison garden.
Leticia Azambuja
BrazilFantastic guide!!!
Anónimo
El Medano, SpainWe loved the place, how well cared for and well indicated the pyramids, the museum and the great variety of plants in the place and their explanations...
María Elena
Rianxo, A Coruña, SpainYou spend an entertaining hour seeing an ancient civilization if that's what you're looking for.
Tenerife is home to a number of fascinating archaeological sites, and the Pyramids of Güímar are the most enigmatic. Discover their secrets with skip-the-line access to the ethnographic park.
Located in the municipality of the same name, the Pyramids of Güímar are one of the most enigmatic ethnographic parks in Tenerife.
In the past, it was thought that these stepped constructions were built by the aborigines of the Canary Islands, the Guanches. However, the latest research has shown that these pyramids actually date back to the 19th century. But the question is, who built them and why?
During your visit to the ethnographic park, you can find out more about the origins of the pyramids by visiting the Casa Chacona Museum. You'll also be able to enter the expedition room and a small auditorium where you'll enjoy a documentary that will help you to learn about the many other investigations of Thor Heyerdahl, the founder of the park.
The Pyramids of Güímar is also a botanical garden. In the Sustainable Garden, you'll find a reproduction of a Canarian ravine with its typical flora. On the other hand, the Poisonous Garden will amaze you with its more than 70 species of toxic plants brought from different parts of the planet.
During the booking process, you can choose between different types of tickets:
The museum and the installations of the Pyramids of Güímar are open every day between 10 am and 6 pm.
The guided tour in English takes place on Mondays at 12 pm and Wednesdays at 11:30 am.
If you have other questions, contact us
Pyramids of Guimar ticket office.
Olivia
SpainSuper interesting! Highly recommended
Fabio
Annone Veneto, ItalyI recommend visiting this site, which isn't just about the pyramids; there's also a botanical trail and various exhibitions. The audio guide in Italia...
Belén
Santander, SpainAn interesting and diverse place. The only thing is that, because of the price of the entrance (12.50€), we found out there that it did not include th...
Margarita
BulgariaThe place had an interesting story and variety of plants that you may not see anywhere else. The poison garden was beatiful and the place was very cle...
Annamaria
Vercelli, ItalyAn absolutely unmissable visit! The archaeological area is very interesting and the staff is attentive and courteous. The museum layout is also excell...
ángeles
SpainThank you
Daniel Parra Godrid
Malaga, SpainGood experience overall, although the price was a bit excessive for not being able to enter the poison garden.
Leticia Azambuja
BrazilFantastic guide!!!
Anónimo
El Medano, SpainWe loved the place, how well cared for and well indicated the pyramids, the museum and the great variety of plants in the place and their explanations...
María Elena
Rianxo, A Coruña, SpainYou spend an entertaining hour seeing an ancient civilization if that's what you're looking for.