Caves
Delve into the depths
The orography of Castilla y León has given rise to numerous caverns, making it a paradise for lovers of these subterranean cavities. Situated in the heart of the mountain ranges, near natural spots of great heritage value, these caves offer a true spectacle buried deep in the earth.
The action of water and the passage of time over centuries have created galleries of fantastic shapes, 1,000-year-old stalactites, natural passages, large caverns, and interior corridors hidden from sunlight, which have now been recovered for the tourist's enjoyment. A landscape halted in time within its own ecosystem, only accessible through the imagination, which really comes to life when the artificial lights are turned off.
What is it?
The orography of Castilla y León has given rise to numerous caverns, making it a paradise for lovers of these subterranean cavities. Situated in the heart of the mountain ranges, near natural spots of great heritage value, these caves offer a true spectacle buried deep in the earth.
The action of water and the passage of time over centuries have created galleries of fantastic shapes, 1,000-year-old stalactites, natural passages, large caverns, and interior corridors hidden from sunlight, which have now been recovered for the tourist's enjoyment. A landscape halted in time within its own ecosystem, only accessible through the imagination, which really comes to life when the artificial lights are turned off.