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Pyramids of Guimar ticket in Tenerife
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- Free for children aged 0-6
- Children aged 13+ will be charged the same rate as adults
- Pets are allowed inside the venue (A maximum of one is allowed per adult). Please review the guidelines here
- Expected time spent: 2-hour
- This activity is wheelchair-accessible
- The voucher is valid only on the specified date (and time if applicable)
- Present your mobile voucher
- Pyramids of Guimar
- C. Chacona, s/n, 38500 Güímar, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain
- How to get there: Take bus line 121 or 126 to Piramides de Guimar station and walk for 2 minutes
- Please refer to the map for assistance
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Guide
Did you know Tenerife has its very own pyramids? While not as colossal as those in Egypt, the Pyramids of Guímar are equally fascinating and cloaked in mystery. At the Ethnographic Park, museum, and exhibitions, you’ll uncover their story before wandering through lush botanical gardens. Historians still debate their origin: Some say farmers stacked stones cleared from fields, while others suggest ancient civilizations aligned them with celestial events. Rising up to 12 m and built from volcanic rock, the pyramids remain an awe-inspiring sight. Explore the open-air museum, watch documentaries in the multimedia auditorium, and enjoy the sustainable botanical garden created with the University of La Laguna – with standard and premium options available!
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Did you know Tenerife has its very own pyramids? While not as colossal as those in Egypt, the Pyramids of Guímar are equally fascinating and cloaked in mystery. At the Ethnographic Park, museum, and exhibitions, you’ll uncover their story before wandering through lush botanical gardens. Historians still debate their origin: Some say farmers stacked stones cleared from fields, while others suggest ancient civilizations aligned them with celestial events. Rising up to 12 m and built from volcanic rock, the pyramids remain an awe-inspiring sight. Explore the open-air museum, watch documentaries in the multimedia auditorium, and enjoy the sustainable botanical garden created with the University of La Laguna – with standard and premium options available!