Museo Etnográfico Juan Évora
Small ethnographic museum in the former house of Juan Évora, the last resident of Las Cañadas to keep a traditional way of life, in Teide National Park.
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About the museum
Juan Évora was the last resident of Las Cañadas del Teide to keep a traditional way of life. The house in which he lived has been restored and now serves as an information point for Teide National Park and as a small ethnographic museum.
The exhibition shows what the old way of life of the shepherds in Las Cañadas was like, a means of subsistence that predates the designation of the national park. Next to the building there is an annexed car park, from which trails start, such as the Chavao trail and the PR TF 70 (Guía de Isora–Tágara–Boca Tauce).
Highlights
- Restored house of the last traditional resident of Las Cañadas
- Exhibition on the life of shepherds in Las Cañadas del Teide
- Information point for Teide National Park
- Starting point for trails such as Chavao and the PR TF 70
Permanent exhibition
- La vida de los pastores en Las Cañadas – Exhibition in Juan Évora's house on the former way of life of shepherds in Las Cañadas del Teide.
- Operated by
- Parque Nacional del Teide (Organismo Autónomo Parques Nacionales)
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Getting there & parking
By car
Parking available
Car park annexed to the museum, open 9:00–15:45.
The museum is next to the TF-21 road, at the Boca Tauce junction, on the southern access to Teide National Park.
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