Museo
Museo Lagomar
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Ricardo
October 2, 2016
Hidden place in the middle of the mountain. Great place to drink a glass of wine.
Joanne
June 29, 2021
LagOmar is one of the Lanzarote's most spectacular private properties. Imagined by César Manrique and designed by Jesus Soto, it was built in a quarry with natural tunnels and caves. In the 1970s, Oman Sharif came to Lanzarote while filming "the Mysterious Island" and bought it. In the 1990s it was enhanced by architects from Germany and Uruguay with flora, reclaimed wood beams and many other materials. Today it is a museum. Gets busy so come late or early to avoid the crowds, an hour is perfect.
LagOmar is one of the Lanzarote's most spectacular private properties. Imagined by César Manrique and designed by Jesus Soto, it was built in a quarry with natural tunnels and caves. In the 1970s, Oman Sharif came to Lanzarote while filming "the Mysterious Island" and bought it. In the 1990s it was…
Ricardo
June 20, 2020
It is a magic place where you can visit the museum. There is a bar inside a cave. Museum 10:00-18:00 Bar 18:00-1:00
Mikhail
April 3, 2017
Unique historic architecture project by Cesar Manrique and Jesus Soto, multi level villa inside the rock, beatifull view, pool, cafe, luxury restaurant-bar (working on demand), romantic, art gallery, aloe shop. Cesar Manrique considered to be particular architector of the whole island, compareble with Gaudi an Picasso
Sally-Ann
January 9, 2016
Famous House once owned by Omar Sharif has a bar and restaurant
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2 C. los Loros
Nazaret, CN