The Grand Roc cave, registered with UNESCO as a World Heritage site, is a true mineral forest, including crystallizations, calcite flows, stalactites, stalagmites, pillars, eccentric stalactites, draperies, and more.
Discovered in 1924 by Jean Maury, the caves were opened to the public in 1927. The cave was inhabited by our ancestors at various periods throughout prehistory, and in particular 15,000 years ago by Cro-Magnon.
You can also visit the Abris of Laugerie-Basse where large amount of archaeological remains shows a cultural and artistic activity unrivalled in the area and even in Europe.
