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Tag Archives: Cesar Manrique

The Palmetum, Tenerife

Posted on April 23, 2026 by Karen Blaylock
the palmetum tenerife

Gardens can be interesting for many reasons, but for me there is one category that holds a special fascination – those created by almost superhuman effort out of the most inauspicious circumstances. The Palmatum in Santa Cruz, Tenerife is one … Continue reading →

Posted in Spain | Tagged Cesar Manrique, El Lazereto, Manuel Caballero, palmetum, tenerife

Lanzarote 2 – Jameos del Agua and El Mirador del Rio

Posted on January 22, 2026 by Karen Blaylock

Although Cesar Manrique’s El Jardin de Cactus is his best-known landscape intervention, Jameos del Agua is his most spectacular. Visitors descend first into the large cavern-like café-restaurant, then zig-zag down a steep bank planted with shade-loving perennials into an astonishingly … Continue reading →

Posted in Spain | Tagged Cesar Manrique, El Mirador del Rio, Jameos del Agua

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