Spanish artist César Manrique built his stunning Palm grove home in the village Haría in the 80s, and is now open to the public to take a little peek into his life at home. 

A refuge-like retreat in Lanzarote’s former capital Teguise, this five-room hotel is the passion project of Óscar Cubillo and artist Gigi de Vidal, who sought to breathe new life into the 18th-century mansion. Paintings, tapestries, and mobile sculptures created by Gigi fill the pared-back, light-filled interiors, which also incorporate works by Canarian artists including Óscar Latuag and the makers behind the Papacría collective. A highlight is the six-course gastronomic breakfast, served on hand-painted crockery by Madrid artist Nuria Blanco. 

We love heading to the Haria Market on Saturdays to get a true traditional and local Lanzarote feel - this market is the go-to not only for fresh produce and baked goods, but also for artisanal crafts. A little birdie told us that you can't miss the cinnamon rolls while you're there!