Between banana fields and sea breeze, in the colorful neighborhood of El Charco in Tazacorte, you’ll find one of the island’s most original and flavorful museums: the Banana Museum. Here, visitors can discover all the secrets of the Canary Islands’ most iconic fruit in an interactive, visual, and educational way.
Useful Information
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Address | Calle Miguel de Unamuno, El Charco, Tazacorte |
| Opening Hours | Monday to Friday: 10:30–13:30 & 16:00–18:00 Saturday: 10:00–13:00 |
| Best for | Food lovers, families, school groups |
| How to get there | On foot from Tazacorte’s historic center or by car |
| Admission | €2 (general) |
The Fascinating Journey of the Banana: From Plant to Table
Housed in a traditional two-story Canarian house, surrounded by banana plantations, the museum opened its doors in 2004 with the aim of showcasing the entire production process of bananas on La Palma, from cultivation to distribution.
Through informative panels, old photographs, and visual displays, visitors learn about the origin of the banana, its nutritional benefits, the varieties grown on the island, and the economic importance of this crop for La Palma.
A Tropical Courtyard Experience
In the museum’s outdoor plaza, surrounded by lush tropical greenery, you can explore different species of banana plants. On some days, visitors may also enjoy tastings of banana-based products, adding a delicious touch to the cultural experience.
How to get to the museum
