Viera Y Clavijo Botanical Garden — Parque in Las Palmas De Gran Canaria

Reseñas de Viera Y Clavijo Botanical Garden

• Rebeca

  Adicional 2016.10.08

  This place is huge, you can easily spend two hours taking pictures and admiring all the fine specimen they brought from oversees.
• Lola

  Adicional 2015.03.13

  They have a waterfall, a fountain and a rocky path along the hill. Be sure to check them out.
• Josefina

  Adicional 2015.02.24

  We thoroughly enjoyed our visit, had a decent lunch at a restaurant near the top entrance. Good day out, if a bit on the strenuous side.
• Juan

  Adicional 2014.12.27

  The place has amazing views and a lovely restaurant on the top. We had a pleasant walk, learned a lot about all kind of trees and cactuses. Beautiful place to have an afternoon or morning walk for families too. Lots of cool places , paths to discover for kids.
• Silvana

  Adicional 2014.09.27

  You are asked to keep to the paths, and you should definitely do so. Some parts are very steep and very uneven, largely without any handrails. There are many warning notices that you walk at your own risk, very much to be taken seriously.
• Paula

  Adicional 2013.12.24

  Fantastic review of flora of the Canaries, highly condensed. Still, takes at least 2h to enjoy it fully. Highly recommended. Don't trust Google maps - the entrance is just couple hundred meters from Casa del Gallo bus stop.
• Juan

  Adicional 2013.11.15

  Beautiful garden with a great variety of exotic plants.
• Santiago

  Adicional 2013.09.24

  Beautiful spot between the hills. Mainly tropical & succulent plants and trees. Free to access and with toilets. Very quiet.
• Regina

  Adicional 2013.07.25

  Extensive range of plants from a wide range of countries. Labelling is surprisingly good considering there is no entry fee. There are more trees and shrubs than flowers as such. Plenty of cacti, euphorbia, some of enormous size.
• Mariangel

  Adicional 2013.04.18

  Be warned that Google Maps takes you to the bottom of the park rather than the top, where there's a car park. Go figure!