Casa del Plátano

Frequently mentioned in reviews: Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. La Casa del Plátano, in Icod de los Vinos, Tenerife , is a that is housed in an old hacienda in the town. There, through a very interesting tour, you will be able to learn everything about cultivation. Likewise, you will have the opportunity to see an authentic where you will be able to appreciate different varieties of bananas. If you want to know the and gastronomy of Icod de los Vinos and rest for a few days with your family, this is the best place to do it. The second space, which is a plantation. There you will discover that are the main crop of the Canary Islands, in addition to learning about their characteristics and their historical journey in Tenerife. Thanks to this, one of the most important things you will learn on this site is to differentiate . In addition, you will learn to recognize when a comes from the Canary Islands discovering its aroma and sweeter flavor. Great gem about the of plantations in the Canary Islands. This is 30-40 minutes, as their signage in English and Spanish is very informative. It's perhaps four rooms, a courtyard with machinery, then a mini to see the trees up close. The €5 admission included a to snack on, and they also have clean toilets. Very experience and well your time to understand a little more of its history. Fantastic spot dedicated to cultivation on Tenerife island, featuring captivating exhibitions and a stroll through a botanical garden showcasing various tree species. The restrooms are spotless, the host is friendly, and the gift shop offers a wide array of banana-themed items. The entrance fee is €5 per adult, and it's definitely it! Wonderful location, all about growing ever since on Tenerife island, with interesting exhibitions and a walk through plant garden, showing different types of trees. Clean toilets, host and souvenir shop with all kind of stuff…. Entrance fee is 5 € an adult and it‘s really it! This is one of the best museums I've ever been too. A perfectly done exposition gives you some hints on banana's in a social and local context. You have a wonderful mini to get to know more about the cultivation of this fruit. Besides, each entrance ticket includes a from there! At the exit you can taste some liquor or wine (yes, wine). You just can't miss it. The lady who received us was a wonderful host! Thank you so much. Well a if you are in the area. We spent about an hour here which was well it for €5 per person. and a that is both peaceful and educational but interesting museum, well-presented, information boards in Spanish and English, some old machinery, land rovers, plantation, well stocked shop, toilets. Currently 5 Euros entry. You get a free banana. Absolutely loved it, for 5 euros you can museum, see different kinds of plants ans also taste products including itself. Staff is and they tell you everything you need. Lovely hidden gem🍌 Great short excursion at the tree plant museum. There exhibition takes around 40-50min if you spend time reading all the information. As entrance you get a free to eat. 5€ entrance fee per Person. it with taking pictures inside. Informative posters are available to run through the of in the Canary Islands. Machinery and other historical artefacts are on display. A exists at the back of the museum. The gift store has a variety of items to buy such as different varieties, liquor, plants and other items (magnets). Very nice, not a big place but if you have to spare 30-45mins of your time while near, visit.. You get as a ticket on entry 🤣 Small museum, educational. 😁 My stepdaughter said we need to go into the museum, and do you know what, it's only but we really enjoyed it. If you're in the area, def a visit. Paying 5€ for an adult, you get a free banana, and drink tasting at the end, great to try before you buy. A snapshot into farming. Take time to read all the information, you'll need about an hour for your (as long as you're reading) you enter and exist via the shop, so if you're wanting any liqueurs or mead this is the place to buy. You can of course, just buy and not got into the bit. little museum-like place to visit. You shall find three sections there: a museum, a plantation, and a shop. The is small, but you may find it interesting and romantic of times past (which does no justice to still being an important crop in Tenerife nowadays). On the positive side, you'll find it contextualized to Icod de los Vinos, with old photos showing plantations up to the Drago (which differentiates it from the in La Palma, and World in Gran Canaria). The covers two levels, and it's to walk, relax, and enjoy (you may even hear the clucking and crowing of some Chinese hens pecking among the trees!). Finally, you'll find the shop, almost exclusively dedicated to products, from liqueurs of old to new developments, such as jewellery, soaps, and lotions (which you may even think of as a place to on its own or to get gifts ideas). Absolutely great place to visit. So much to learn about my favourite fruit. Informative, entertaining, interesting and certainly something to learn about the local history. We were given a plátano with our entrance ticket. Don't miss it! Loved this place. Well presented on the of in Tenerife. Beautiful building and gardens/ plantation, definitely recommended. 🍌 We loved visiting this place! It’s not too big but it gives a insight into the in Tenerife and they also have a on the spot. There are also some fluffy chickens roaming around. The personnel there was super kind and friendly and, not to spoil the surprise by saying too much, let’s just say that they have the cutest entrance tickets. Go and find out for yourself! We also recommend buying the chips with garlic from the souvenir shop - even though it seemed like an odd combination at first and we bought them just for fun, they turned out to be tasting unexpectedly well. Also the marmalade that you can get there is amazing. Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites. 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