When visiting el Hierro it’s a must to come here. The museum combines parts about volcanic formations, lagartos (big lizards of el Hierro) and the life of bimbaches. We got a guided tour which lasted for an hour and a half and did not regret even though it was in Spanish only. If you happen to come here and want to get tourist passport don’t forget to ask. We did not and they didn’t offer us. See more..
In our open farm and exhibit you can learn and see how the gomerans lived, survived and worked. By the ancient Convent and Hermigua original settlement surrounding the river, it is an exceptional landscape of palm groves, cornfields and small family houses. Audioguide, videos and immersive experiences. Discover our audioguided tours and wine tasting options.See more..
We visited the small museum, with fine displays explaining the traditional culture, fauna, virgin nature and flora in La Gomera. There’s also a small craft workshop. The owner cooks excellent traditional Gomerian cookies with local “gofio” (i.e.: flour of toasted cereals). This local Gomerian cookie is delicious and believed to be excellent for health! The botanic garden is wonderful and colourful!!!See more..
4.0Museo Chinijo(73 reviews) - Hidden gem Spent < 1 hour Natural History Museums • Science Museums • History Museums
Lovely little museum, dolphins, whales and Aloe Vera! Free entry. Cleanest place on La Graciosa! Worth a visit. See more..
This was a really interesting place, full of information about the island's geography, history and culture. It was only a few euros entrance and took less than an hour. Worth a visit if you want to understand more about El Hierro.See more..
