Museo Lagomar

10euros per adult I feel is a little steep, (2€ lanzarote resident). Walked through in about half and hour and read everything. Done one it once, wouldn't go again even though an interesting house and got some great pictures. Price is too steep.

Lovely, so gorgeous. Definitely worth the trip. Breathtaking with a funny story connected to the house. Nice coffee and treats available. And lovely cats that keep to themselves but are friendly

if you get to lanzarote you must visit this museum. The museum stands out for its spectacular architecture, integrated into the volcanic landscape, with caves, tunnels, secret passages and a lake, offering a special visual experience. There is of course also a story how the house belonged to Omar Sharif but he was the owner only for one day losing the house in a game of bridge. Created by the artist César Manrique, through the artist Jesús Soto. The house was built in the 70s by businessman Sam Benady. parking in front of the museum. I recommend!

Beautiful place but if you have issues with stairs and steps, this will not be for you. You can roam around as you please but it feels like a few more signs to explain where you are are what you are looking at would be good as there is no guide. The bar was quite expensive compared to the rest of the island and some of the choices are questionable (smoothies on the menu but you cannot see the fresh fruit, just various juice cartons)

Beautiful place. We came early, few minutes after opening ( already one bus and few cars were here). You can buy ticket in advance, or directly in the museum ( 10 eur/person). You can find here small suvenír shop and cafe. We spend here Aprx. 1 hour.

If you want to visit something extra special from Cézar Manrique, this is the place to be. "Omar Sharif's" house is so much nicer than the museum of Enrique, you can feel the functionallity of living in it, the imagination I missed in Cezars own house.

Incredible, bonkers house. A James Bond villan's lair if ever there was one. If you close your eyes you can imagine the parties that they must have had here over the years... another Martini please!

Got to visit the home of Omar Sharif Designed by César Manrique in which Omar Sharif lost the house to a bridge champion called Sam Benady lots to see and lots of steps If you’re able bodied you have to check it out Definitely not wheelchair or pram or buggy mobility scooter friendly