Top 6 Caves 세라니아 데 알바라신 주변

The Bull Shelter of Prado del Navazo, also known as Toricos del Navazo, is one of the most prominent sites of Levantine Rock Art in the Sierra de Albarracín (Teruel), and is part of the complex declared a Site of Cultural Interest and World Heritage Site by UNESCO. Naturalistic representations of large bovids are painted in a yellowish-white color, unique in Levantine rock art, which typically uses reddish tones.

Rock paintings The paintings likely date back to the Neolithic period (c. 5000-2500 BC). They were scientifically documented by the Teruel archaeologist Martín Almagro Basch, who published an initial study in 1953. They were discovered just over 500 meters from La Cocinilla del Obispo, another rock overhang containing cave paintings. The rock overhangs containing rock paintings are located near the so-called Arrastradero Trail, which begins from the parking lot and allows visitors to visit the Doña Clotilde Cave, the Half-Horse Shelter, the Bishop's Kitchen, the Deer Shelter, the Shelter of the Various Figures, the Shelter of the Two Horses, and the Archer's Shelter on a 2.5-km circular route.

With protected cave paintings.

With protected cave paintings.

With protected cave paintings and access platform.

Cave carved into the rock and populated since ancient times. It is said that Malena, a good healer, lived there, who healed the entire town with her hands and medicinal herbs.

Discovered in 1892, it is one of the most important stops in the park. On the rock, 19 figures have been distinguished, including 5 people representing 3 different moments in time. It is estimated that they date from 4500-7000 years BC

Protected landscape in the Sierra de Albarracin Cultural Park. In the middle of the Pinar de Ródeno