A rare gem. An amazing experience to see the first human art up close. My only criticism is the lack of commentary in any language other than Spanish. The Spanish speakers were enraptured but as I have no spanish I felt a bit left out.

Tickets for a tour of the caves became available the morning of our visit, which was lucky for us as this was a highlight of our trip to Asturias. We felt like we had traveled back in time. As other reviewers have noted, be sure...More

Fortunately we booked the cave tour well in advance as we were advised to do on the website. We walked from our lodging to the caves in the pouring rain, one wet kilometre. We checked in at the museum first and had a look at...More

We were keen to find out more about the prehistoric cave painting. Museum was very informative, mostly in Spanish but some in English. Good views from the cafe on the roof. There was no spaces left on the tours of the caves with the paintings...More

You've got to go see this if you are interested in cave drawings. This portion of Spain is riddled with cuevos, some of them are Unesco sites. We have no pics because the light damages the drawings. Plus, you may not want to go on...More

Altamira is well-known as the site of spectacular cave art, although the original paintings cannot be visited for conservation reasons, but not many people have heard of the Cueva de Tito Bustillo where you can see the real thing, albeit on a smaller scale, in...More

This attraction was not over advertised in the region.. we walked over from our hotel - unfortunately no places on tour of caves with the palaeolithic are available so we opted for the other caves which were the geological formation. The museum/ exhibition was superb....More