Coves de l'Aranya
Cuevas de la Araña, a group of rock shelters with Levantine rock art declared a World Heritage Site. It keeps the best-known honey-collecting scene in Levantine art, dated between 9000 and 4000 BC; the visit is made with a guide from the Ecomuseum.
The caves form a group of shelters with Levantine rock art declared a World Heritage Site. They keep the best-known honey-collecting scene in this art, dated between 9000 and 4000 BC, which places the paintings within a very broad time span. The visit is made with a guide from the Ecomuseum, so access to the shelters is organised through that institution and not freely. The site is therefore one of the most outstanding testimonies of Levantine art and combines the value of the paintings with a guided route through the shelters.
More information on the official website.
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