Pyramids of Güímar Full Ticket

Pyramids different from those in Egypt but unique and worth seeing

I was with my 12-year-old son. Plenty to see. We went through independently with an audiotour.there were also interactive part for the kids very much fun. My little boy really liked the toxic garden. Museum, restaurant, shop, temporary exhibition. It depends on where your interest lies. Lots of walking but Enough rest / sit spots along the way. Staff were nice and helpful. Toilet was mediocre.

The museum has several interesting exhibits including the pyramids. The video is interesting and informative.

Even if Thor Heyerdahl saw traces of ancient civilizations and transoceanic contacts in the pyramids of Güímar, this is not true! These very recent pyramids are in fact 19th century agricultural terraces built in the lucrative context of caterpillar farming; this is attested by local archaeologists. From there, we do not accept very much the mystification in which the museum embarks us by a sustained extrapolation to countless inter-civilizational contacts, real or supposed. It goes in all directions and borders on historical imposture. It would have been infinitely more interesting to learn more about this breeding of caterpillars that took place on these terraces as well as about ancient agriculture and the life of the guanches ... Besides, the park is not really well maintained; signs placed in the wrong places. The botanical garden is very disappointing and the part dedicated to dangerous plants reduced to little. And the icing on the cake: the smoothies were absolutely terrible!

Occasionally you have things to do where you don't have too high expectations and then they are surprisingly fun. Well this one fits perfectly in this category. Very informative. Not just about this pyramid, but all about pyramids worldwide, the original inhabitants and about the ocean sailors. Nice setup. Lovely walk with beautiful vegetation. Separate garden with poisonous plants. Definitely recommended. Advice to go for the premium ticket.

It was a fascinating experience. The site offers a unique look at six pyramides whose origins are still debated today. The visit also includes an Eco Garden with plants from different continents, a Poison Garden with toxic and medicinal species, and a short 15-minute documentary explaining the theories behind the pyramids. Overall, it’s an interesting and peaceful place to explore, perfect for anyone curious about culture, nature, or Tenerife’s lesser-known history. Our guide Michael was very nice and passionate, he toled us lot of interesting things!

Our team from Canary Green joined the tour at the Pyramids and it was an outstanding experience. Michael, our guide, was incredibly knowledgeable and engaging, making the visit both educational and enjoyable. A fantastic place to learn about the history and culture of Tenerife.💚

Truly terrible. Not a single actual artifact and no scientific or historical basis for many of the claims. The focus on a white race of "civilisation bringers" was outdated, lacking in fact, and very suspect! Do not pay extra to go to the tropical garden or Polynesian bit, it's rubbish. The best bit was seeing a chicken and her chicks wandering around.

Great family visit. We took the audio guide which was very helpful, we would have missed a lot of information if we had not had it. The site is very beautiful, quiet (few people even in August), and very well maintained. Children (6 and 10 years old) also liked it.

The pyramids were a bit disappointing. The number of 6 is also a question. A lot of stuff in the mueseum that came from somewhere else and didn't have so much to do with Tenerife. We walked around wonderfully and the staff were very nice. The movie, which was supposed to play at noon, was recommended, but we skipped it. The gardens that you can also visit were not exactly worth it either. We also had more for the salamanders we encountered everywhere.

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