Nazaret is located in the center of the island of Lanzarote, between Teguise and Tahiche.  It is a small typical village of Lanzarote full of white houses facing south on the side of a mountain.

History

Here In the 16th century, the first farmhouses were built around the Ubique farmhouse (one of the numerous volcanoes that formed the plains near Teguise with their eruptions). Its natural terrain. It is dry land made fertile by the farmers who brought it here. the picón on the back of dromedaries.

The hermitage of Our Lady of Nazareth was built in the 17th century and was restored a century later. Inside there is a wooden altarpiece and two lateral niches with images of the Virgen de los Dolores and the Sacred Heart. A piece of great value is its embossed old floor lamp.

During the 18th century it was cultivated In this, as in many other areas, barilla, a plant from which the soda used to make soap was extracted

At the beginning of the seventies it began to to build the Oasis de Nazaret urbanization, already integrated into the town, to which it has conferred the current character of a residential bed that Nazaret has.

What to do in Nazaret

The main tourist attraction of Nazaret, and what this small town is actually known for, is the house-cave embedded in the mountain, converted today during the day at the Lagomar museum-restaurant. A strange villa designed by the local architect César Manrique, embedded in a volcanic stone quarry and built with zigzagging stairs and an unusual structure, with a lake, exotic gardens and tunnels. It is an ideal place to enjoy excellent cuisine and have a few drinks to the rhythm of the latest music.

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