The Ethnographic Park & Botanical Garden Pirámides de Güímar is an outdoor museum that includes six, astronomically oriented stepped pyramids. The Park, twice nominated for the European Museum of the Year Award, includes several open-air routes and specialised gardens, distributed over 67.000m2. The Park is engaged in an ongoing sustainability program and in raising awareness of several environmental issues.

The facilities include a Museum and an Auditorium where the investigations developed around the pyramids are revealed. There are also four self-guided outdoor routes (Botanical Route, Cultural Route, Export Products Route and Volcanic Route) that reveal aspects of botany, culture, history and geology of the Canary Islands, distributed in a wonderful setting around the pyramid complex.

As one of the five botanical gardens of the Canary Islands, Pirámides de Güímar houses several specialised gardens, such as the Poison Garden, unique in Spain for hosting over 70 species of toxic and even lethal plants from all over the planet. The Sustainable Garden is an internationally recognised botanical exhibition, for its sustainable character, presented as a reproduction of a typical Canarian ravine, and including a watercourse with specimens of the critically endangered European eel.