Sitio Litre Garden

I went expecting to get a real sense of the botanical vibrancy of the Canary Islands and instead found a monument to the colonial influence of the British elite with only a handful of native plants. There was no reference to this historical context, aside from a sign outside (not in affiliation with the garden). My other observation was that there was a very limited variety of orchids, I could only spot one or two species and they were the same ones you see in the supermarket. The garden has a real potential to educate tourists on the colonial significance of the space along side its beauty (as it really was stunning) and I would love to encourage that with this review!

This orchid garden looks small but its not! It is filled with beautiful plamts and romantical hedges and arches. You can also find some history and art on the walls about this garden. You can feed koi fish, you can see birds and you can do a workshop painting. The orcids might be in pots, but they are lovely still. It is completely worth the price, only 5 euros for the complete access of this garden. If you walk by, just go in! Its so worth it, really cute cultural experience

A Hidden Gem in the City! We discovered this hidden gem of a botanical garden and were pleasantly surprised. The entrance fee was only €4.50, and the garden turned out to be much larger than expected and very well-maintained. We also enjoyed a drink—a coffee, a water, and a delicious double bruschetta with extra cheese—all for just €9.50 in total. Truly a must-visit spot to relax and unwind right in the heart of the city. Highly recommended!

A lovely garden, with lots of beautiful plants and a very peaceful atmosphere. However, it is advertised as the "orchids garden" with pictures of Cattleyas and I somehow expected it to actually have lots of different orchids. It was a bitter surprise to find out that there are lots of Phalaenopsis, all of them hybrids with no labelling, a couple of Oncidiums and a couple of Dendrobiums. Nothing else. I have a larger variety at home, in a climate that is not as favourable for them to grow and bloom! It was therefore quite a letdown, especially given the entry ticket is nearly 5€ - far worse value for money than the nearby botanical gardens (3€). If you are into orchids and thought of visiting to see them growing in a favourable climate (which should bring fantastic blooms), I suggest not going because you will be sorely disappointed!

A small botanical garden, with all kinds of plants. Orchids are not nearly as numerous as the name suggests. There is also a small pond with koy carp, it's quiet, a relaxed atmosphere. Neat, you can see that someone is constantly taking care of the maintenance. I visited it the first hour after opening, 10:00, and it was not crowded at all.

Lovely English style park, very homely, traces of old age and rare things preserved. The people who work there are very hospitable, the avenue of achids is very impressive. I felt like I was in the park of an English lord and his wife, who makes the park cosy. I recommend it to those who like peace and nature.

Small and comfy garden with lots of diffirent green and colors. We also found 2 cats hiding among the bushes and petted them. Cafe behind the area was absolutely wonderful and the british lady serving there was made for customer service. Thanks for lovely experience and keep at it!

These gardens are absolutely beautiful and so peaceful. A little bit of history in the middle of Puerto. Entrance fee is 4.75 euros which may seem a bit steep until you get inside and have a wander around you will see it is money well spent. Don't forget also to buy some fish food! Super little cafe as well so be sure to make time for a coffee and a cake or some brunch in very pretty surroundings.