At first glance Lanzarote has a sparse landscape that has been shaped over time by volcanic eruptions. Visitors who look more carefully find amazing attractions. In the Timanfaya National Park travellers can experience the volcanic origins of the island, for example the grill in the El Diablo restaurant located in the national park, where food is heated over a volcanic vent. Lanzarote is the second largest of the Canary Islands was declared a Biosphere Reserve by UNESCO in 1994.
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