El Jardín

At the beginning of the last century, gardening was beginning to have a great development and tradition. In the surroundings of the House, the garden gained prominence with the presence of species typical of the thermophilic forest of Gran Canaria, the most representative ecosystem of the area, with specimens such as palm trees, dragons and lilies, which evoke the natural identity of the island landscape.

Later, the floral decoration was entrusted to the renowned landscape designer and architect Nicolau Maria Rubio i Tudurí, who left his green mark on the site. Considered one of the forerunners of modern gardening in Spain, Rubio i Tudurí designed an original and unique garden, combining artistic sensitivity and respect for the environment, as he had already demonstrated in other outstanding works at the national level.