Museo de Aloe de Lanzarote

Museo de Aloe de Lanzarote
Established	2008
Location	Arrieta, Lanzarote
Collection size	Aloe Vera Plant
Website	http://www.aloepluslanzarote.com/

Aloe Museum of Lanzarote, situated in the village of Arrieta in the north of the island, is the only Centre for Interpretation of Aloe Vera existing in the Canary Islands, has 150 square meters, decorated with volcanic rock in that through panels along the walls tells the history, culture, and different types of applications and therapeutic applications that now have this plant: beauty, skin, cardiovascular system, respiratory, skin, bone, etc. . and the production system of aloe plant.

This Centre of Interpretation was declared, on the 25th February 2011, unanimously by the members of the Plenary of the Inter-Island Council of Lanzarote (Cabildo of Lanzarote), as an establishment of tourist and cultural interest, destined to be included in the catalogue of places of tourist and cultural interest of exceptional value.

The Tourist Board of Lanzarote, in a report issued on the 3rd December 2010, indicates that the company, Aloe Plus Lanzarote SL, supposes a contribution to the island’s tourist offer, enhancing its singularity and attractiveness, and establishing as a product worthy of a museum and of leisure. Likewise, this company integrates the tourist diversity that Lanzarote as a destination, must undertake.

Also see

• Aloe

References

• http://www.turismolanzarote.com/spel/SPEL/published/detalle_museos_galerias.jsp?DS50.step=3&DS50.PROID=19566
• http://www.aloepluslanzarote.com/index.php?show_aux_page=3
• http://elmayortesorodelmundo.blogspot.com/2010/03/museo-de-aloe-vera.html