One of the last remaining little-known natural treasures
Llamazares Cave
A magnificent series of intricate galleries and caverns featuring seemingly impossible karst formations has been steadily formed over several thousand years by the action of the rain that falls from the clouds over the southern slopes of the Cantabrian Mountains and eventually flows into the legendary River Curueño. Indeed, these coralliform figures are practically unique and can only rarely be seen in other caves of karst origin.
Dirección
Centro de recepción de visitantes: C/ Deogracias Suárez, 1. Llamazares (Valdelugueros). León.
Teléfono: 646 338 816
Página Web: http://www.cuevadellamazares.com
Opening hours
- Holly Week March, 18 – March, 31):
- Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Holidays: book visit in advance
- Closed: monday
- Summer July, 1 – August, 31):
- Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Holidays: book visit in advance
- From June, 30 to March, 22:
- Closed: saturdays, sundays and holidays
Tickets
- General: 20 €
- Reduced: 10 €
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