Discover the rock shelters through 3D 360 models. You will be able to visit five enclaves in the unique surroundings of the Sierras de Cazorla, Segura y Las Villas Natural Park, where the Santiago-Pontones cave stations are located. Four shelters containing examples of early art, considered a UNESCO World Heritage Site (Kyoto, 2 December 1998). The rock shelter of Cañada de la Cruz, the caves of Engarbo I and II and the rock shelter of Río Frío I, constitute an important example of Levantine rock art in the Spanish Mediterranean Arc.
Levantine art under the whitewashed walls of a shelter used as a troglodyte dwelling in the 20th century.
An archaeological site that tells us about the context of habitation of the societies that produced the rock art.