Kobenkoba

About the museum

Kobenkoba presents itself as the first interpretation centre for Palaeolithic rock art in Europe installed inside a cave. It occupies the Cueva de los Judíos, in the Sangrices district, between Lanestosa and the Carranza valley, and explains the art produced roughly between 35,000 and 10,000 years ago.

The route is divided into three spaces. The entrance hall shows the everyday life of Palaeolithic people and their art; the Sala Norte screens an audiovisual on how the artists of the Ice Age made their paintings and engravings; and the Galería Sur, called Pinacoteca Rupestre, brings together replicas of some of the great rock art sites in Europe.

The centre also offers workshops for groups of children, including an airbrush workshop that recreates a Palaeolithic painting technique.

Highlights

• First interpretation centre for Palaeolithic rock art in Europe installed in a cave
• Audiovisual on how the Ice Age artists painted and engraved
• Pinacoteca Rupestre with replicas of major European sites
• Airbrush workshop for groups of children

Permanent exhibitions

• Vestíbulo: vida y arte en el Paleolítico – Introduction to the everyday life of Palaeolithic people and their art.
• Sala Norte – Audiovisual on how Ice Age artists made their paintings and engravings.
• Galería Sur: Pinacoteca Rupestre – Replicas of some of the main rock art sites in Europe.

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Kids & families

Great for kids & families

• Family tours & workshops
• Hands-on stations

There are workshops for groups of children, including an airbrush workshop that recreates a Palaeolithic painting technique.

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Amenities & dining

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