... if you can get tickets. We were lucky that on the off-chance there were tickets available. This is an easy cave to visit (we've visited many in France and Spain) and the team are informative and friendly.
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... if you can get tickets. We were lucky that on the off-chance there were tickets available. This is an easy cave to visit (we've visited many in France and Spain) and the team are informative and friendly.
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You will not want to miss this. Reservations must be made in advance but it is the last of the true orginal caves that you can still visit. You do not want to miss this as you never know when it will be shut off from the public. They keep the groups small so plan ahead.
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This was one of the most interesting sites to visit. The walk up to the entrance of the cave is long and uphill so you have to be in pretty good physical shape just to do that. And if you are claustophobic don't even think about visiting. There are some very narrow passages to pass through in the cave.
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A few moments spent with the memories of ages past. Awesome!
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Like I said, it would be one of the biggest mistakes to not come here during a visit to this region. Great for the whole family! Best to reserve in advance as the lines can get pretty long.
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Its a marvel that these images are preserved and a pleasure to see them. A must-see
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We signed up well in advance for the English tour, and were glad we had, as we watched many being turned away that morning because tickets had been sold out. The cave art is simply amazing, though I doubt I would have been able to recognize the shapes if the guide had not pointed out the features of each animal....
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The cave itself is more of a narrow passage with the drawings hightlighted by the guide. What could have been an excellent experience was made disappointing by a guide who was more interesed in where we were standing and getting us in and out in the allotted time than in proving information on the prehistoric cave drawings. We had purchased...
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We had visited Font-de-Gaume a couple of years ago and because we had enjoyed it so much we decided to visit again on our recent trip to the Dordogne. Unfortunately this time the experience was really disappointing, and it needn't have been.
When we booked our tickets the woman on the ticket desk, realising the limitations of our French, spoke...
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Unlike Lascaux II, here you can still see the original cave paintings, mind blowing when you think what out ancestors did all those years ago. Well worth a visit but you need to book as they have to be quite strict on how many people can go in each day.
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