Prehistoric art in Aragón
Prehistoric artists dwelled our country and left printed their works in hidden places, remaining intact for thousands of years. You will watch so many jewels from these first artistic expressions in the middle of nature, in the same location where they were created.
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Where can you see them?
Our prehistoric paintings are concentrated in four out of the six Cultural Parks of Aragón: River Vero, Maestrazgo, Albarracín and Río Martín.
The access to the caves and shelters where they are kept is normally the most unexpected present, as they can only be reached through paths surrounded by spectacular landscapes.
Because of being so exceptional, ‘East paintings’ preserved in Aragón were declared World Heritage by Unesco in 1998. In 2010, the Council of Europe’s Director Committee for Culture granted them the prize of ‘Council of Europe’s Cultural Itinerary’, under the title of 'Paths of Prehistoric Art'.
Vero River Cultural Park
Culture, sport and nature melt each other to create a unique space offering a wide range of spare time options:…
Maestrazgo Cultural Park
’Maestrazgo’ Cultural Park is a perfect mix between heritage and nature. During the Middle Ages, this large territory was under…
Albarracín Cultural Park
The centre of the Park is the widely known town Albarracín, located on a ridge, from where the lord’s lands…
River Martín Cultural Park
Prehistoric art in the Levantine Arch, declared World Heritage by Unesco, develops along different shelters and caves all over this…