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Lanzarote Cesar Manrique Tour

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This tour follows in the footsteps of Lanzarote's much-loved local artist, Cesar Manrique. Admire the dramatic designs of his Cesar Manrique Foundation and Cactus Garden, see the inspiring natural wonders of the Green Caves, and visit the typical town of Teguise.First up is Teguise. Lanzarote's former capital, its colonial church and whitewashed balconied mansions are picture-postcard. Drive through the wow-factor scenery of Valley of the Thousand Palm Trees to Haria, and after an optional lunch, we'll visit the Green Caves.This labyrinth of hidden galleries, passages and natural staircases leads you to an impressive natural auditorium. There's also visits to two of Manrique's most defining designs. His Cactus Garden perfectly highlights his lifelong ambition to marry the worlds of nature and architecture. And at the Cesar Manrique foundation located in his studio-home, see how the artist was inspired by the dark volcanic landscapes he grew up in.

• This tour may be operated in multiple languages
• You can choose this tour with or without the option of lunch
• Not suitable for wheelchairs
• Not suitable for guests with reduced mobility
• Bring suitable footwear
• Please note that all times are approximate and subject to change

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Cesar Manrique Lanzarote Tour

Visiting the cesar manrique house and attractions.

Get to see the best of Cesar Manrique house and attractions that will leave you in awe! Famous in Lanzarote his legacy as one of the best Spanish artists with the works of art all over the island like Lagomar and Mirador del Rio. Cesar Manrique sculpted the island as you see it today and his influence lives on. They even named the airport after him.

• Pick up from all resorts at, or close to all hotels/private accommodations
• See the best of Cesar Manrique in one day
• Stop 1 - Monumento Al Campesino
• Stop 2 - Haria the Valley of 1000 palms
• Stop 3 - Lunch stop
• Stop 4 - Mirador Del Rio Viewpoint
• Stop 5 - Green Caves or Jameos Del Aqua
• Stop 6 - Lanzarote Cactus Gardens
• Stop 7 - Cesar Manrique Foundation
• Drop off at hotel/accommodation

If you cancel withing 10hrs of the day of the excursions (before 14:00) we will refund your booking in full less a €25 booking and administration fee.

No refunds can be issued for parks and attractions or ferries.

Deposit payments are non refundable.

A full refund will be offered with no charges should excursions be cancelled due to any reason or not available.

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• Find it cheaper we refund the difference
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• You will receive an e-ticket (no need to print)
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• Cancel 10 hrs in advance for a refund (See buyer protection policy)
• Pick up at or near your accommodation
• Approx Pick up time:
• Exact pickup time will be sent on your ticket when you book

We have pick ups in Puerto Del Carmen, Costa Teguise and Playa Blanca and Arrecife

There will be a pickup either at your hotel or accommodation or very close, even if you are in private villas, apartments or Air B&B properties.

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Guarantee Your Space

Choose to pay in full today or pay only a deposit now to guarantee your space on this popular excursion and pay the balance on the day of the excursion when you are picked up. We will send you a ticket with the pick up time, pick up point. We pick up from or near ALL hotels and accomodation in ALL resorts.

• All Year Round
• Approx pick up : 9:00 - 10:00
• Approx drop off time : 17:30 - 18:30
• ** These times are estimated depending on what resort you are in

To best enjoy this, go on the Lanzarote Cesar Manrique tour that shows you the best works of the artist. Get to see caves and gardens, as well as Mirador Del Rio. All that and more on this excursions Lanzarote!

Stop 1: Monumento Al Campesino

The first stop on this excursions Lanzarote is Monumento Al Campesino. The Lanzarote Cesar Manrique tour features some of the most amazing works of Cesar Manrique and this stop is one of them. Monumento Al Campesino is a monument made by Manrique to honour the farmers and is one of the favourite stops in the Cesar Manrique house and attractions tour.

Stop 2: Haria (Valley of 1000 palms)

Next stop is Haria or the valley of the thousand palms, which is one of the most scenic spots on the island and among the excursions Lanzarote. Here, you will see towering palm trees surrounding the whitewashed properties that are all postcard and Instagram-worthy. It is said that every time a child was born they planted one palm for a girl and two for a boy. The Houses in Haria have also been built and situated in a special way and from the viewpoint, you will see the houses are shaped like a star.

Stop 3: Lunch

After the two stops, the next item on the Lanzarote Cesar Manrique tour itinerary is lunch. There is an optional buffet that you can avail for €8 per person which you can pay on the day of your Cesar Manrique house and attractions tour.

Stop 4: Mirador Del Rio (Amazing viewpoint)

The third stop on the Cesar Manrique Lanzarote tour is Mirador Del Rio. This stunning work of art is perched on top of a cliff so you'll enjoy the amazing views of the Chinijo archipelago. Get to see La Graciosa from Mirador Del Rio and you will see how beautifully Cesar Manrique combines art and nature. Don't stop there, discover La Graciosa by visiting the unexplored island by checking out our sea excursions with ferry crossings and Catamaran cruises on offer to the island.

Stop 5: Green Caves Lanzarote or Jameos Del Agua

On the fifth stop of the Cesar Manrique house and attractions tour, you can choose between going to the Green Caves or Jameos Del Agua. The green caves are where you will see the jaw-dropping light display and find a secret at the end of the tunnel. If you choose to go to Jameos del Agua, you will get to explore an underground lake, an open-air cave, a pool that's surrounded by rock formations and palm trees built for the king of Spain and a natural auditorium.

Stop 6: Cactus Gardens

Jardin de Cactus is the sixth stop on the Lanzarote Cesar Manrique tour. Here, you will find towering cacti that beautifully form a sight that you won't see elsewhere. Prepare to be in awe in this stop!

Stop 7: Cesar Manrique Foundation (Cesar Manrique's house)

Last stop on this Cesar Manrique Lanzarote tour is Cesar Manrique's house. Just like Lagomar, which is also a museum, the old house of the artist is definitely a must-visit! The house has now become the headquarters of the Cesar Manrique Foundation. The place is situated in the midst of lava that was formed from a volcanic eruption that happened decades ago. Get to walk in the footsteps of the amazing artist and explore his creations on the island.

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Tour to César Manrique Foundation, Cactus Garden and Teguise for cruise passengers

• Ticket to César Manrique Foundation
• Pick up at the Cruise Port
• Free time at the Teguise Market
• Entry/Admission - Fundación César Manrique
• Entry/Admission - Teguise Market
• Option 1 XF88+62 Arrecife, XF88+628 Arrecife, Spain Meeting point at the police checkpoint at the port where your cruise ship docks. You will find a guide with our sign.
• Option 2 Carretera Muelle los Marmoles, 38A, 35500, Las Palmas, Spain Meeting point at the police checkpoint at the port where your cruise ship docks. You will find a guide with our sign.
• Not wheelchair accessible
• Infants must sit on laps
• Confirmation will be received at time of booking
• Most travellers can participate
• This experience requires good weather. If it’s cancelled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund
• This experience requires a minimum number of travellers. If it’s cancelled because the minimum isn’t met, you’ll be offered a different date/experience or a full refund
• This tour/activity will have a maximum of 55 travellers
• For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours in advance of the start date of the experience.
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• You’ll have 2 starting options See departure details
• 1 Fundacion Cesar Manrique Stop: 60 minutes - Admission included See details
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• You'll return to the starting point

• 691venkatp 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Lanzarote Grand tour exclusivo - Well organised tour in a timely manner - Driver ( Antonio) was friendly & skillful, tour guide ( Vanessa) was very knowledgeable & helpful - Eating food strictly not permitted inside coach on this 9 hour trip which can be challenging for parents traveling with hungry toddlers. Read more Written 3 April 2024
• nastasjag2024 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Perfect Day All in one day! Amazing. Good was very good too and very very nice guides and tempo of the tour. I would do it again. Also I recommend to bring enough water because we were outside a lot. Read more Written 2 April 2024
• Tourist03369025295 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Discover Lanzarote Experience We enjoyed an interesting and varied trip. They packed so much in and every stop was different. Our guide Vanessa made this full day a lot of fun and very memorable. Read more Written 30 March 2024
• 697soniap 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Very good experience for one day excursion on the island Great experience, professional tour guides. Overall an excelent choice. We had a great time. The caves were nice and Timanfaya park was amazing. The choice for lunch was also very good. Read more Written 30 March 2024
• Puneet N 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Well worth it Excellent tour, covered almost all key areas. Andrea was a Fantatic and helpful guide. We were in a seperate coach (for language). Taking the tour meant no queues, direct entries and plenty of stops. Thanks Read more Written 29 March 2024
• jenster1985 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Perfect way to explore Lanzarote Thanks for a great day. This is an ideal way to explore the island. The guide was great and we learnt a lot about Lanzarote and the key sites. We also enjoyed the lunch stop for the Spanish buffet - really good value for money. An action packed day - highly recommended Read more Written 29 March 2024
• Ali7824 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Relaxing time at Villa Milan Puerto del Carmon, Lanzarote The villa was brilliant for a big family holiday. Everyone loved the swimming pool and the Pool table. The owner was excellent at communicating and responding when contacted. A local taxi company were amazingly honest & returned a mobile phone to us that one of our party accidentally dropped in taxi on way to villa from the airport. Locals are very friendly and helpful. We would definitely recommend staying at this villa. Read more Written 28 March 2024
• Bfords 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Good excursion seeing Lanzarote Fantastic day out, about 9 hours! Andrea our guide and Felix the driver were really good. The sites we visited were interesting. The only downside was the food in the restaurant where we stopped. I’d get a sandwich at the Caves de Jamos and take it with you. The restaurant was really busy, good value but food was not of very good quality and reminded me of a school canteen. We visited 2 x caves 1 x vineyard Volcano and had a good drive through the Fire Mountains Route. The lagoon and the cliff view were spectacular. We didn’t do the camel ride. Read more Written 28 March 2024
• 3towns 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Lanzarote Island Tour Communication of meeting point prior to trip excellent. Guide and driver amazing. Such a fun filled interesting day with lovely people. Lunch with wine was good value for money and you will be ready for it from all the activity prior. Don't hesitate to book this trip, you see a lot of the key points of the island with lots of information from guide. Fab day from start to finish! Read more Written 28 March 2024
• paolopa21 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Totally worth It was nice and totally worth. The guide was kind and explained everything in English and Spanish. I recommend this tour. Read more Written 28 March 2024
• ElsaCL 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Not to be missed! The build concept of this Foundation is also to integrate nature with human-made creations. The floor to ceiling wall gives visitors the feeling of expansiveness while viewing, lava, vegetation and mountains outdoors. The late Cesar Manrique has interesting conclusions about our short lives, our environment that formed the principles with which he lived his life and how temporary existence on earth in Lanzarote could have preserved natural vistas. Read more Written 21 March 2024
• Secanthia 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Amazing, well-organised and very informative. Amazing full day tour of all the highlights on Lanzarote. Very well organised. Knowledgeable and considerate guides. We knew exactly what was happening next; when to be back on the coach and what we were seeing en route. Children aged 8 and 11 loved the whole experience too! Read more Written 19 March 2024
• 26andy 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Excellent day Excellent day out from start to finish. The guide Andrea was excellent, explained everything so in English. The driver was excellent too as some tricky roads I must admit. Lunch was in organised at a stop and a buffet laid on €12 per person which was worth it. Lanzarote tours kept in touch from the min we booked until we arrived back at our apartment. I would 100% recommend this company and this full day out . Thankyou to all. Read more Written 15 March 2024
• sarahmV9729PQ 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles This is a must and well worth it!! Each stop was very well organised, excellently planned with a very friendly and helpful tour guide The tour was very insightful learning lots about Lanzarote and its landscape Brilliant use of, half a day, we would thoroughly recommend Read more Written 14 March 2024
• hannahdG8841XS 0 contributions 3.0 of 5 bubbles Great sites shame about the transport Sites were amazing to see and the bus driver did a great job threading through the mountains. However if you were looking for a smaller tour group like us with small children this may not suit. The trip was advertised to be for max 55 people, however, we joined another tour which was on a cramped hot double decker bus of 87 seated passengers. Read more Written 13 March 2024

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Tour to César Manrique Foundation, Cactus Garden and Teguise for cruise passengers provided by Lanzarote Guides

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Lanzarote Cesar Manrique Foundation & Cactus Garden Tour

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• Discover the legacy of legendary local architect and artist Cesar Manrique
• Admire more than 1,100 species of cacti at Manrique's Cactus Garden
• Tour Manrique's home and studio, which was built on a rocky lava field
• Visit Casa Museo del Campesino, a celebration of the island's agricultural heritage
• Expert local guide with unrivalled knowledge of Lanzarote and its culture

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What to expect

With its vine-laden lava fields, exuberant architecture and otherworldly landscapes, Lanzarote looks and feels like something from a sci-fi movie set. This exclusive half-day tour takes in the Cesar Manrique Foundation and his Cactus Garden, followed by a visit to Casa Museo del Campesino. Rosa, one of our expert local guides, says, ‘Manrique convinced his fellow islanders to invest in tourism without overdevelopment, making sure any human impact is in harmony with our volcanic landscapes.'

Manrique was admired by many in his lifetime, and his influence on Lanzarote's culture lives on. He was a versatile artist producing paintings, sculptures and architectural works, bringing sustainability to the forefront of his creations, long before it became a buzzword. You'll first tour his Jardín de Cactus where 1,100 species of sculptural succulents are grown. You can see instantly how Manrique's skill and vision enhanced the barren landscape.

Similarly, the Fundacion Cesar Manrique demonstrates that harmony between the built environment and nature can succeed. A visit to the artist's home-studio, built into a lava field, is ample proof. Then, we'll head to Casa Museo del Campesino for a look around. This museum stands as a testament to the spirit of Lanzarote's agricultural heritage, gracefully intertwining Manrique's craftsmanship with the natural beauty of Lanzarote. You'll end the day here, with a peek into Manrique's gratitude to the hard-working farmers on the island.

Important to know

• Not suitable for wheelchairs
• Not suitable for guests with reduced mobility
• Bring suitable footwear

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Receive a 100% refund if you cancel up to 1 day before the experience begins.

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Cesar Manrique tour & Timanfaya

Only 8 people per group.

Free! cancellation up to 48 hours before the date of the activity with 100% refund / Less than 48 hours, late arrival or no show: no refund will be provided.

Description

This tour of Cesar Manrique is designed to show you the most impressive works of this great Lanzarote artist. His love for the island's landscapes and its environmental conservation, embarked on the task of highlighting nature and art in total harmony. His legacy has left a delight of unique and avant-garde creative spaces, which we will enjoy completely during the tour.

We will start the Cesar Manrique tour pick you up at your accommodation. We should mention that this tour complies with all current health protocols, and is established in small groups of maximum 8 people for the safety and enjoyment of all participants.

Getting on the minibus, we will formally start the Cesar Manrique tour in Lanzarote. The first stop is scheduled in the incredible Timanfaya National Park , where is one of the works of the talented Cesar Manrique, El Diablo restaurant , strategically located to offer beautiful views of the lunar landscapes.

Next, we will depart from the Islet de Hilario to travel the Volcanoes Route . This journey of about 45 minutes and 14 km will immerse us in the history of one of the most protected and impressive areas in the whole park.

Later, we will head towards the Geographic Center of Lanzarote , where is the Monument to the Campesino , an 18th-century farmhouse restored by the artist. We'll take a photo stop here.

We will leave the monument to the village of Tahiche to visit the Cesar Manrique Foundation , the artist's main home and an unparalleled example of his creative identity.

We will continue to the town of Guatiza to access the Cactus Garden , listed as Manrique's latest work in Lanzarote. In this venue we will appreciate a complete exhibition with more than 450 species of cactus from different parts of the world.

The schedule of the Cesar Manrique tour will take us north, where a visit to the artist's most ambitious work, the Jameos del Agua awaits. Finally, we will stop to contemplate the panoramic views of La Graciosa and the Chinijo Archipelago from the masterful Mirador del Río , nestled in the Risco de Famara . About 18:30 hours we will be back in our accommodation.

• Timanfaya National Park
• Campesino Monument
• Cesar Manrique Foundation
• Cactus Garden
• Jameos del Agua
• Mirador del Rio
• Pick up and drop off at your accommodation
• Transportation by air-conditioned minibus
• Local guide service
• Entrance to Timanfaya National Park
• Entrance to the Campesino Monument
• Entrance to the Cesar Manrique Foundation
• Entrance to the Garden of Cactus
• Entrance to Mirador del Rio and Jameos del Agua
• Tourist insurance
• Tour in one language

Not included

Price & payment, cesar manrique tour + timanfaya, more information.

• We inform you that we provide skip the lines tickets to the Tourist Centres of Lanzarote and that we are authorized to access the most protected area of the Timanfaya National Park in our own transport, without having to change vehicles to enjoy the impressive Volcanoes Route.
• The tour takes place exclusively in English, Spanish or German, depending on the language you choose when booking.

Accessibility

• We recommend wearing comfortable shoes and a jacket, as it can be cold in Timanfaya.
• The tour is not accessible for people with reduced mobility.

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César Manrique Bus Tour Lanzarote

From: €  62,00

The event days are marked green in the calendar

Adults: € 62,00 p. p.

Children 2 to 11 years: € 30,00 p. p.

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This bus tour leads in the footsteps of César Manrique t he talented son of Lanzarote . This day is fully dedicated to the remarkable works of the artist spread throughout the beautiful canary island. Your impressive tour starts in the heart of the island at the Monumento al Campesino that Manrique dedicated to the farmers of the island. You visit Haría, the artist’s hometown in his last years, and finally enjoy the spectacular views from the Mirador del Río . You will also have the opportunity to visit Jameos del Agua or the Green Caves, two other enchanting sites bearing the artist’s signature. Your journey will take you to the Cactus Garden , the last cultural center that Manrique opened before his death. This moving bus tour will finally lead you to the César Manrique foundation , the artist’s former home in Lanzarote. Here you can admire a collection of his paintings among other.

The Payment Process

Per Adult: € 62,00 Per Child 2 to 11 years: € 30,00

• When booking, you ONLY pay a deposit and the balance on the day of the excursion to the guide.
• You can cancel up to 24 h before the tour start, with a full refund of the deposit.

The Transfer Service

• Free return transfer from: Arrecife, Costa Teguise, Playa Blanca, Puerto Calero, Puerto del Carmen
• There is no transfer service for other locations.
• Your pickup time will be indicated on the reservation confirmation.
• You will receive your reservation confirmation within max. 24 hours.
• Reservations for the next day are being confirmed sooner.

Arrive by yourself (no transfer):

• You will receive the address of the starting point with the reservation confirmation.

The Services

• Hoteltransfer
• English speaking Guide
• Entrance fee Jameos del Agua
• Entrance fee “Mirador del Río”
• Entrance fee Cactus Garden
• Entrance fee César Manrique foundation
• Taxes & insurances

Not Inclusive

Complementary

• Lunch (approx. € 8,00)
• The complementary offers can be purchased from the operator on the day of the excursion.
• There is of course no obligation to rent the equipment
• Max. no. of participants: 45 persons
• Vehicle: Air-conditioned coach
• The specified itinerary an route may vary due to weather conditions or other circumstances.

Please note!

Requirements

• No specific requirements

Recommendations

• Tablets for nausea: The drive partly leads over winding roads.
• Always book in advance, especially during school holidays, as demand is particularly high then.

Do not forget

• Water & Snacks
• Closed and comfortable shoes.
• Comfortable sportswear
• Travel tablets
• Jackets (October – Mai)
• Hat & Sunglasses
• Sunscreen high SPF

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The RESERVATION PROCESS

• Make a reservation
• Pay the deposit
• Immediate delivery of the confirmation of receipt by email
• Delivery of the reservation confirmation by email within max. 24 hours, including pick-up place and -time
• Present the reservation confirmation to the operator on the excursion day
• Pay the balance to the guide on the excursion day
• Enjoy the excursion

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Passage to Siberia: Exploring historic Tyumen

Tyumen. View up the Tura River. From left: Church of the Elevation of the Cross, School of Commerce, Trinity Monastery with Church of Sts. Peter and Paul and Trinity Cathedral. September 4, 1999

At the beginning of the 20th century, Russian chemist and photographer Sergey Prokudin-Gorsky developed a complex process for vivid color photography. His vision of photography as a form of education and enlightenment was demonstrated with special clarity through his images of architectural monuments in the historic sites throughout the Russian heartland.

Tyumen. View up the Tura River. From left: Annunciation Cathedral (demolished); Church of Elevation of the Cross; Church of the Ascension & St. George; Trinity Monastery. Summer 1912

In June 1912, Prokudin-Gorsky ventured into western Siberia as part of a commission to document the Kama-Tobolsk Waterway, a link between the European and Asian sides of the Ural Mountains. The town of Tyumen served as his launching point for the journey north to Tobolsk, on the Irtysh River.

Cathedral of Icon of Virgin of the Sign, south view. August 29, 1999

During his journey, Prokudin-Gorsky took several extraordinarily valuable photographs of both Tyumen and Tobolsk . My photographs of Tyumen and Tobolsk were taken in the late Summer of 1999.

Humble beginnings

Cathedral of Icon of Virgin of the Sign, southwest view. August 29, 1999

Considered the earliest permanent Russian settlement in Siberia, Tyumen was founded in 1586 on the site of a Tatar encampment at the confluence of the Tura and Tiumenka Rivers. The initiative for its creation came from Boris Godunov, the power behind the throne of Tsar Fedor (son of Ivan the Terrible) and, eventually, to become tsar himself in 1598. 

Cathedral of Icon of Virgin of the Sign, south facade. August 29, 1999

Godunov was closely allied with the Stroganovs, who from their commercial center at the northern town of Solvychegodsk had sent a detachment of Cossacks commanded by a certain Yermak deep into Siberia to challenge the power of the ruler of Siberian Tatars, Khan Kuchum. Although the precise dates are open to question, it appears that, in the Fall of 1581, Yermak captured Chingi-Tura (later Tyumen), but abandoned his conquest, in order to proceed straight to Kashlyk, capital of Khan Kuchum, whom Yermak defeated in 1582 during a battle near the Irtysh River. 

Church of the Miraculous Image of the Savior, southwest view. Originally built in 1794-1819, this is an excellent example of "Siberian Baroque" architecture. August 29, 1999

Following Yermak’s death in a surprise Tatar raid in 1584, his conquests remained temporarily unconsolidated after his death. Nonetheless, Boris Godunov was aware of the enormous significance of Siberia and launched a campaign to found settlements, as he did in other border areas of the medieval Muscovite state.

Church of the Ascension & St. George, south view. Originally built in 1770-89, defaced during the 1930s & restored after 2003 with rebuilding of bell tower. September 4, 1999

Like other early Russian Siberian towns, Tyumen originally served as a garrison fortress for Cossacks and other troops, who protected newly developing trade routes in all directions. The eastern connections with China gained particular importance during the 17th century. 

Location, Location, Location

Church of the Elevation of the Cross, southeast view. Built in 1774-91. August 29, 1999

Tyumen’s location on the Tura River also provided a direct link westward with the gateway town of Verkhoturye founded by Boris Godunov on the Asian side of the Ural Mountains in 1598. And to the east and north of Tyumen, the Tura River merges with the Tobol, which in turn joins the great Irtysh near Tobolsk. By virtue of its location, Tyumen was destined from the beginning to play a significant role in the Russian development of Siberia.

City Council Building. Originally built in 1828-33 in a simplified neoclassical style. Chiming clock was added in 1857. August 29, 1999

The opening of Siberia for Russian colonization during the late 16th and 17th centuries was an epic confrontation between the vast distances of this severe land and the enterprise of Russian merchants, whose commercial interests coincided with the tsars’ appetite for eastern expansion. Although its rivers were only tributaries of the Irtysh (itself a tributary of the great Ob River), Tyumen was well situated to utilize Siberia’s vast water network.      

Kolokolnikov house, corner of Republic Street 18 & Turgenev Street. Originally built in 1804 by the merchant Ivan Ikonnikov, this superb example of classical wooden architecture was acquired in 1888 by the merchant Ivan Kolokolnikov, who modified the original design. August 29, 1999

Like most early Russian towns in Siberia, Tyumen originally served as a fortified settlement for Cossacks and other troops, who in the 17th century protected newly developing trade routes, particularly with China. 

Nikolai Masharov mansion, Lenin Street 24. Built in the late 19th century by the founder of the Tyumen Ironworks. August 29, 1999

When the southern boundary of Moscow’s Asian territory became more settled during the 18th century, Tyumen’s importance increased for the development of transportation as well as small commercial and industrial enterprises. Its status as a transportation nexus also involved the exile system, which sent convicts and political exiles throughout Siberia.

Orthodox Church HQ

Commercial building (corner of Republic & Kirov Streets) built by the merchant Nikolai Yadryshnikov in 1897. Example of highly decorated "brick style" favored for commercial buildings in late 19th century. August 29, 1999

As a regional administrative point for western Siberia, Tyumen rapidly became a center of the Russian Orthodox Church. Its Trinity Monastery was founded in 1616 on the high right bank of the Tura River. Originally dedicated to the Transfiguration, the monastery was a modest collection of log buildings until its transformation in the early part of the 18th century by an energetic Ukrainian prelate, Bishop Fyodor Leshchinsky.          

School of Commerce (now Engineering Institute). Completed in 1914 during a Siberian building boom stimulated by development of commerce along the TransSiberian Railway. August 29, 1999

As an ally of Peter the Great, Bishop Fyodor saw architecture as a reflection of a broad cultural transformation and the Church of the Trinity that he built at the monastery in 1709-1715 is Tyumen’s earliest surviving building. Gutted during the Soviet era, the Trinity Church has been renovated (with modifications) together with its neighbor, the Church of Saints Peter and Paul, built in 1741-1755. Fortunately, Prokudin-Gorsky photographed both shrines in 1912. 

Tekutyev Crafts School, Dzerzhinsky Street 2. Completed in 1914, the building is a fine example of provincial "style moderne". August 29, 1999

These early examples of a provincial baroque style served as a model for other 18th-century churches in Tyumen, culminating with the lavish Cathedral of the Icon of the Virgin of the Sign (Znamensky), which has recently been splendidly refurbished. Built in several phases between 1768 and 1891, the cathedral displays the florid decoration typical of much of Siberian church architecture.            

Submitting Siberia

Shaichik mansion, Lenin Street 47. Built in 1914 by Yankel Shaichik, major store owner & trader in dry goods. August 29, 1999

The daunting vastness of Siberia’s reaches gradually submitted in the 19th century to new forms of transportation. The first steamboat to ply a Siberian river was constructed here in 1838. 

Burkov house, Dzerzhinsky Street 30. Built at turn of 20th century by Vasily Burkov, trader in Siberian grain on an international level (China, Japan). August 29, 1999

The greatest impulse for economic growth came with the completion of a railroad from Yekaterinburg, on the east slope of the Ural Mountains in 1885. This line ultimately became an important segment of the Trans-Siberian Railroad, transporting the wealth of Siberia’s forests, mines and new agricultural regions, as well as leather and other products of local factories. 

Kozlov house, Turgenev Street 9. Built at end of 19th century by Ivan & Maria Kozlov, local merchants. August 29, 1999

At the turn of the 20th century, over half a million settlers passed through the town toward Siberia’s open, fertile lands. Fortunately, remnants of this period have survived in the central part of the city. 

Nikolaevskoe (Nicholas) Primary School, Lenin Street 5. Wooden building constructed in 1897 as part of a public schools network. August 29, 1999

This memory of the past is especially evident in the city’s remarkable wooden houses, with elaborate framed and carved window surrounds in a style specific to Tyumen. These massive window constructions often include carved panels below the sill as an additional decorative and protective device.

Wooden houses. L:eft: Volodarsky Street. Built at end of 19th century, the house has exuberant carved decorative window frames. Right: Komsomol Street. Built around 1900 as a wing of the A. G. Andreev estate, this small structure displays remarkable examples of decorative fretwork. August, 1999

Their solid construction allowed rows of large windows in wooden houses even in this harsh climate, thus bringing maximum available light to interiors during the long Siberian winters.

The present & future  

Log apartment house, no. 57 (street unknown; house may have been demolished). Fine example of carved window frames on typical log structure. August 29, 1999

Tyumen today is the capital of an enormous province - stretching from Kazakhstan in Central Asia north to the Arctic Ocean - that is one of the world’s richest energy producing regions. Tyumen has benefited from this bounty of natural resources and is at present one of the few Siberian cities to show major population growth: from slightly over half a million in the 2002 census to some 850,000 in the latest estimate. As usual in Siberian cities, most residents live beyond the historic center in Soviet-era housing developments.           

Minshutin house, Vodoprovodnaia Street 43. Built in 1891, the house was restored in 1998 by architect A. Klimchenko with decorative window frames carved by Vadim Sheetov. September 4, 1999

A walk through the historic center of town shows vivid contrasts of modest pre-revolutionary brick and wooden buildings, rarely more than two stories in height, with ponderous Soviet buildings and sleek new commercial centers. Some of the new structures are private apartment houses, others are banks and office buildings and still others form a part of the expanding Tyumen State University. 

Minshutin house, detail of decorative carving by Vadim Sheetov. September 4, 1999

In the early 20th century, Russian photographer Sergey Prokudin-Gorsky developed a complex process for color photography. Between 1903 and 1916, he traveled through the Russian Empire and took over 2,000 photographs with the process, which involved three exposures on a glass plate. In August 1918, he left Russia and ultimately resettled in France where he was reunited with a large part of his collection of glass negatives, as well as 13 albums of contact prints. After his death in Paris in 1944, his heirs sold the collection to the Library of Congress. In the early 21st century, the Library digitized the Prokudin-Gorsky Collection and made it freely available to the global public. A few Russian websites now have versions of the collection. In 1986, architectural historian and photographer William Brumfield organized the first exhibit of Prokudin-Gorsky photographs at the Library of Congress. Over a period of work in Russia beginning in 1970, Brumfield has photographed most of the sites visited by Prokudin-Gorsky. This series of articles juxtaposes Prokudin-Gorsky’s views of architectural monuments with photographs taken by Brumfield decades later.

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Lanzarote Small Group Island Tour

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• Timanfaya National Park tour
• Explore the lava-scarred landscapes of Timanfaya's legendary ‘Lunar Route'
• Visit the Cesar Manrique-designed Jameos del Agua volcanic cave complex
• Taste wines from the La Geria region at the renowned Bodega Rubicon
• Savour a typical Canarian lunch
• Discover the El Golfo lagoon

Why choose TUI Collection

We've carefully designed our experiences to help you get the most out of every trip.

Exceptional experiences

• Designed by us - a trusted travel leader
• Led by our friendly expert guides and crew
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Created with care

• Meets our high sustainability standards
• Supports local communities
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• Unbeatable value with no hidden costs
• Covered by our Value Guarantee
• Free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance

This experience meets the Global Sustainable Tourism Council criteria. By choosing this experience you can protect the places you love, care for the environment and support local communities.

What to expect

This tour covers Lanzarote from its tranquil vineyards to its explosive ‘fire mountain' in one blockbuster day. And along the way, you'll visit other star attractions such as Jameos del Agua and El Golfo lagoon as well as cross palm-studded badlands.

First up are the Jameos del Agua volcanic caves, which were spruced up by local architectural legend Cesar Manrique. Prepare for jaw-dropping scenery as we then cross the Corona ‘badlands' and Valley of One Thousand Palm Trees en route to the whitewashed village of Haria.

In the afternoon, there's a wine tasting at the renowned Bodegas Rubicon winery followed by a tour of Timanfaya National Park and the haunting lava-scarred landscapes of its ‘Lunar Route' Rounding off the day is the green lagoon of El Golfo, which is surrounded by black volcanic sand.

Important to know

• Not suitable for wheelchairs
• Not suitable for guests with reduced mobility
• Bring suitable footwear
• English-speaking guide for all nationalities

What’s included

Admission fees

Wine tasting

Cancellation policy

Receive a 100% refund if you cancel up to 1 day before the experience begins.

Booking fee

Good news! No extra fees are applied to this booking.

TUI España Turismo, S.L.U, with Tax Number B08089187 and Travel License Number GCMD-4

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Lanzarote's volcanic soils are the key to its excellent wines. This morning tour takes in two award-winning wineries to taste organic wines. You'll the visit Monumento al Campesino for a tapas tasting washed down with more local wine.

Lanzarote Cesar Manrique Foundation & Cactus Garden Tour

With its vine-laden lava fields, exuberant architecture and otherworldly landscapes, Lanzarote looks and feels like something from a sci-fi movie set. This exclusive half-day tour takes in the Cesar Manrique Foundation and his Cactus Garden, followed by a visit to Casa Museo del Campesino. Rosa, one of our expert local guides, says, ‘Manrique convinced his fellow islanders to invest in tourism without overdevelopment, making sure any human impact is in harmony with our volcanic landscapes.'Manrique was admired by many in his lifetime, and his influence on Lanzarote's culture lives on. He was a versatile artist producing paintings, sculptures and architectural works, bringing sustainability to the forefront of his creations, long before it became a buzzword. You'll first tour his Jardín de Cactus where 1,100 species of sculptural succulents are grown. You can see instantly how Manrique's skill and vision enhanced the barren landscape. Similarly, the Fundacion Cesar Manrique demonstrates that harmony between the built environment and nature can succeed. A visit to the artist's home-studio, built into a lava field, is ample proof. Then, we'll head to Casa Museo del Campesino for a look around. This museum stands as a testament to the spirit of Lanzarote's agricultural heritage, gracefully intertwining Manrique's craftsmanship with the natural beauty of Lanzarote. You'll end the day here, with a peek into Manrique's gratitude to the hard-working farmers on the island.