Mundo Aborigen

Very interesting place with over 100 props and good information about how the natives used to live. Very educational and also great views from the place Recomended

We visited the theme park dedicated to the recreation of an example of a crog magnon tribe. With a good camera, you can definately snap some breathtaking fotos of the Canarias costline.

We had a trip with my children to Aborigen Mundo and we absolutely loved it. I had my youngest in the backpack carrier, path not suitable for buggies even the off road ones would be tricky to navigate. Staff is very friendly and happy vibes, the museum is amazing with lots of real life components, english and german translation available. Toilets clean and available, cold water for sale at the ticket office. Lovely to emjoy some packed lunch with a view afterwards in the cafe, where we watched bikers. Highly recommend, so good to connect with thr Island and know history. We went here first & then drove through Fataga to Fortalezza, which was good to visit as second with the new knowledge from the museum.

The best museo I have seen on the whole island. We've spent here like 3hrs, relaxed a lot, saw how a pre-Hispanic life looked like, lots, of animals, plants and also had a great coffee included in a price of a ticket. Definitely a must - see. One thing I would improve is hiring more people like this giant man with a horn, to talk about the exhibitions.

Really interesting place, we visited as part of an off road buggy tour. I wasn’t aware of the history of Gran Canaria and this place tells a good story.

We were greeted by a very enthusiastic cool guy who were making it clear that he had it all, “what do you want whiskey, beer, I have it all!” We chose beer and he pulled two ice cold beers out and offered us nachos and guacamole on the house. We then sat outside and the view was amazing

Archeological place which shows how was life on island many years ago. Interesting cultural experience . You will have a good coffee by the end and nice introduction to cactus fruits.

We were very pleased with this place, spending a few hours walking around looking at the exhibits, despite the heat. Thankfully, there is a small cafeteria on site. Overall, the visit was educational, fun, and relaxing. I certainly recommend stopping here.