I didn't know what I was for as I was just tagging along. What a magical experience. I won't ruin the magic, but the way the reproduction was done is part of the genius of this attraction for anyone who can score a behind the scenes look. Too bad Discovery Channel or National Geographic hadn't been invited to film a... More

the caves are reproductions, you have a timed ticket to go in, there was no tour in English; captions on all exhibits and artifacts are in English, Spanish, etc More

Free car parking at end of winding access road. Admission 3 euros adults, children free. Admission is to an interpretative exhibition area and a timed ticket to a short audio visual presentation and walk through to an exact replica of the real cave, complete down to perfect reproductions of the cave paintings. All wriiten and audio material is available in... More

We visited on a wet day, along with half the holidaymakers in Cantabria. We were given a timed ticket to visit the replica cave and spent the next couple of hours looking round the exhibition. This is a mixture of static displays, videos, and archeological finds. There's an emphasis on finding common ground between us in the twenty-first century and... More

It's not fun writing negative reviews but I feel this experience was dissapppinting. As with other caves in Europe it important to know you WILL NOT see the actual caves themselves. The Mock up of the caves is very small and un-impressive and the museums infomation, is, of coarse, on the subject of prehistory subjective, but told as fact. I... More