• Cueva de la Pileta - The cave of the Pileta is a cave in Benaoján, province of Malaga in Spain. It is a prehistoric site with Parieolithic parietal art and Neolithic remains, discovered in 1905 by José Bullón Lobato, and explored and studied by Willoughby Verner, Henri Breuil and Hugo Obermaier. The cave gathers numerous paintings and engravings in Franco-Cantabrian style with representations of cervids, horses, fish, goats, bulls, a seal, a bison, abstract signs and indeterminate figures. This is an important group that provides interesting data on the expansion of Paleolithic art outside its classical areas of development, the years are between 7,000 and 4,500 (northern Spain and SW of France).

• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Tickets for the Cueva de la Pileta

• Lunch
• Tips

In this excursion from Seville, we combine the popular destination of Ronda and the White Villages with a visit to the Cueva de la Pileta to discover its beautiful cave paintings (included in the tour price). In the morning we will visit this jewel of rock art accompanied by a specialist guide. Then at lunchtime we will arrive at Ronda, one of the most beautiful towns in Spain. There our guide will advise you on choosing a good restaurant where you can try the region’s specialties (lunch not included in the price). Before returning to Seville we will take a pleasant guided walk to see the most beautiful corners of this beautiful town. The new bridge, the Tajo de Ronda with its spectacular views and the old streets of the historic center.

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