Category: Grottes et sites préhistoriques

A prehistoric theme park, ideal for families, where you can see life-size reconstructions of animals (mammoths, woolly rhinoceroses, etc.) and take part in fun, hands-on workshops.

A prehistoric and troglodyte site where you can explore dwellings, rock shelters, and flint-knapping workshops. A true immersion into the daily life of our ancestors.

A geological cave with spectacular formations: stalactites, stalagmites, flowstone draperies, and shimmering crystals. A breathtaking natural spectacle!

A listed decorated cave, renowned for its polychrome paintings and rock engravings. Less crowded than Lascaux, it offers a more intimate experience.

Nicknamed the “Cave of 100 Mammoths,” Grotte de Rouffignac is home to exceptional prehistoric drawings, accessible aboard a small electric train. A unique adventure for the whole family!

A major prehistoric site where portable works of art and tools dating from the Magdalenian period were discovered. The troglodyte village, nestled beneath a rock shelter, offers a fascinating insight into the lives of our distant ancestors.

A spectacular troglodyte site, carved into a limestone cliff overlooking the Vézère River. This fortified village, inhabited since prehistoric times, offers breathtaking views over the valley and a fascinating insight into the lives of our ancestors.

Discover the “Sistine Chapel of Prehistory,” a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Lascaux Caves are home to 18,000-year-old cave paintings created by Cro-Magnon people. Today, you can visit Lascaux IV, a faithful and immersive replica of the original site, equipped with modern technology to relive the emotion of its discovery.