Mirador César Manrique (Mirador de El Palmarejo)
Mirador de El Palmarejo
A viewpoint restaurant designed by Lanzarote artist César Manrique, perched above the Valle Gran Rey and overlooking the terraced canyon all the way to the sea.
This viewpoint was designed by César Manrique, the famous Canarian artist and architect, and built on a cliff above the Valle Gran Rey. Its stone structure blends into the mountainside and houses a restaurant and terrace. Through the glass windows are canyons hundreds of meters deep, terraces, palm trees and the sea in the distance. Wind sculptures stand at the entrance. Viewing is free, and ordering a coffee or lunch at the restaurant allows you to take in the scenery at a more leisurely pace. You will pass it whenever you drive in or out of Valle Gran Rey, making it a good stop along the way.
Opening hours
Observation deck open all day; restaurant about 11:00 AM–5:00 PM
Nearby sights
- Valle Gran Rey
- Charco del Conde
- La Fortaleza de Chipude
- Alto de Garajonay
- Garajonay National Park
- Roque Cano
- Roque de Agando
- El Cedro Forest & Waterfall