SHOW CAVES OF CANTABRIA

National Museum Cave of Altamira (Santillana del Mar)
Because of the deterioration of the cave due to the large number of visits, the Altamira National Museum and Research Center has been built, which has an exact replica of the cave. Since 2015 it is possible to visit the original cave, but only for a group of five people per week.
In 2016 the replica of the cave had more than 285,000 visitors.
Oficial website
Paleolithic Arts   
Visual Arts 
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Cueva del Soplao (Celis-Rionansa)
This cave has become one of the most visited caves in Spain, with around 250,000 visitors in 2018.
Oficial Website of the Cave
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The following 7 caves are managed by the Government of Cantabria. Together they received 112,471 visitors in 2017. Several caves can only be visited in small groups.

Cueva del Castillo (Puente Viesgo)
Oficial Website of the Cantabrian Government
Paleolithic Art 

Cueva de las Monedas (Puente Viesgo) 
Oficial Website of the Cantabrian Government 
Paleolithic Art 

Cueva la Cullalvera (Ramales de la Victoria) 
Oficial Website of the Cantabrian Government 

Cuevas de Covalanas (Ramales de la Victoria)
Oficial Website of the Cantabrian Government 
Paleolithic Art 
DonsMaps 

Cuevas El Pendo (Escobedo de Camargo) 
Oficial Website of the Cantabrian Government 
 
Cueva de Chufín (Riclones) - Cantábria
Oficial Website of the Cantabrian Government 
Paleolithic Art 

Cuevas de Hornos de la Peña (San Felices de Buelna) 
Oficial Website of the Cantabrian Government 
Paleolithic Art 

Cueva de Sopeña o Salitre II (La Cárcoba)
The Sopeña cave has reproductions of the wall-paintings of the Salitre cave.
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Paleolithic Art