Museo Lagomar is a museum located in the Lagomar estate, in the coastal town of Nazaret on the island of Lanzarote, Spain.

The museum is dedicated to the works of the late artist César Manrique, who designed the estate in the 1970s as a private residence.

Visitors to the museum can explore the different rooms of the estate, which includes a collection of art, furniture, and personal belongings of César Manrique. The museum also features a sculpture garden, a swimming pool, and a bar and restaurant, all designed by Manrique himself.

Lagomar is a unique complex whose architecture is absolutely conditioned by the whim of nature, since the current tunnels, nooks and crannies and terraces were created at the time by the advance of lava in the midst of a volcanic eruption. In this sense, human creativity is just one more ingredient in a work sculpted by nature.