The Botanical Garden
PIRÁMIDES DE GÜÍMAR HAS MORE THAN 30.000 m2 OF BOTANICAL BIODIVERSITY
Our LIVE COLLECTIONS
DISCOVER THE POISONS PRESENT IN THE PLANT WORLD
Poison Garden
A captivating garden, unique in the Canary Islands, which houses more than 70 poisonous species from all over the world in its 1.500 m². This natural setting, in addition to promoting knowledge and conservation, also raises awareness about the danger of plant poisons. The exhibition details the medicinal uses, the toxic degree, the geographical origin and curious legends of the different species. This green space, for all ages, is ideal for learning about poisonous plants and exploring their deadliest nature, in a peaceful environment. In short, a sustainable living museum, committed to the preservation of the environment. Do not miss this unique experience!
A CANARIAN RAVINE AND ITS FLORA
Sustainable Garden
A UNIQUE BOTANICAL COLLECTION IN TENERIFE...
Tropicarium
The Tropicarium Garden of Pirámides de Güímar is a botanical project resulting from collaboration with the University of La Laguna. This space was designed to host the research and scientific study section of the Pirámides de Güímar Botanical Garden. As a laboratory, it is not usually open to visitors, although we occasionally allow small groups to enjoy short visits. If you are lucky, you may have the chance to visit the Tropicarium, where you can marvel at the ingenious survival strategies of orchids and carnivorous plants in a tropical environment, and discover why these exotic species captivated Charles Darwin. Check at our reception for available times to enjoy this unique botanical experience.
A BOTANICAL WALK AMONG THE PYRAMIDS
Canarian Botanical Route
Wolfredo Wildpret Botanical Route
Along this route, each step brings you closer to the unique beauty of Canarian flora. Let yourself be amazed by the majesty of the Canary Islands Palm tree (Phoenix canariensis), the imposingness of the Cardón (Euphorbia canariensis), the delicacy of the Guadyl (Convolvulus floridus), the mystical presence of the Dragon Tree (Dracaena draco), and the timeless perfection of the Canary Pine (Pinus canariensis). The most representative endemisms are carefully identified with their scientific and common names, accompanied by panels detailing their history, traditional uses, and ecological significance in the Canarian ecosystem. This route not only offers an aesthetic experience but also provides a deep understanding of local flora and its cultural and ecological importance. If you’re visiting Tenerife, come and live this unforgettable botanical experience!
Export Products Route
The Export Route highlights the agricultural products that have been crucial to the overseas trade of the Canary Islands since the time of the conquest.
Through informative panels and historical photographs, visitors can learn about the history of sugar cane, wine, cochineal, banana, and tomato cultivation, and how these products have shaped both local and global economies.
Each stop along the route provides insight into traditional agricultural practices and their evolution over time. This botanical walk offers a unique opportunity to discover the connection between biodiversity and the region’s economic development. Explore this unique botanical walk in Tenerife, where every corner tells a fascinating story!
