📜 Prehistoric cave in Candamo, Asturias, recognized as a National Monument in 1942 and a UNESCO World Heritage site since 2008. 🔍 Features Solutrean and Magdalenian rock art, including animals and symbols, spanning about 70 meters.
🎨 See ancient Ice Age paintings of horses, bison, deer, and humans. 🖼️ Explore the Wall of Engravings and the spectacular Little Chamber. 🌍 Explore a significant Paleolithic site, home to a newly discovered beetle species. 🏞️ Located in a scenic limestone hill overlooking the Nalón Valley. 💡 Learn about Paleolithic life at the Interpretation Centre.
🚫 Strict access rules: no photos, no bags, no mobile phones, specific footwear required. 📅 Limited daily visitors (45), advance booking essential. 👶 Minimum age 7 years for entry. ⚠️ Slippery terrain and narrow passages inside the cave.
📞 Book your visit in advance due to limited daily admission. 👟 Wear appropriate footwear and warm clothing for the cave. 🏛️ Visit the Interpretation Center in San Román before your cave tour for context.
💰 Free entry.
🕒 Open during Holy Week (April 10-20) and summer (June 7-September 7), closed Mondays. Daily shifts at 11:00, 12:00, 13:00.
🅿️ Parking available near the cave.
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