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Very large site (open-air museum) At least 1 hour walk, at high temperatures is quite heavy .... Friendly staff. Photo at the entrance is a nice surprise at the exit (not free). This is an attraction if you have nothing to do at all.... Beautiful surroundings! View all feedback.
What Officially I'm S doesn't like about Mundo Aborigen:
Quite Expensive, it's a little interesting but the park is quite large with some redundant steps. They took some picture of us, but we've never receipt as they promised on whatsapp. A little disappointed, but was a stop to go to Fataga. View all feedback.
Very nice and quiet place to spend a pleasant afternoon with the family.
Quite Expensive, it's a little interesting but the park is quite large with some redundant steps. They took some picture of us, but we've never receipt as they promised on whatsapp. A little disappointed, but was a stop to go to Fataga.
Very large site (open-air museum) At least 1 hour walk, at high temperatures is quite heavy .... Friendly staff. Photo at the entrance is a nice surprise at the exit (not free). This is an attraction if you have nothing to do at all.... Beautiful surroundings!
This museum is a bit tacky but informative and even evocative at times. It features recreations of Guancho buildings, peopled by slightly scary mannequins. The mix of buildings give a good idea of the neolithic lifestyle of a people whose way of life survived remarkably into the 14th century. The site is spectacularly located with wonderful views and charming birdsong from the trees but you have to endure awful inane music spewing from speakers hidden around the place. Goodness knows whovthought this would add to the appeal of the place it most definitely does not!
This a great place with wonderful views. It is important to know the history of places we visit and Mundo Aborigene is one of them.
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