Individual visit
Recommendations to minimize risks of COVID-10 virus infection when visiting the Park.
With audio guide (through a mobile application)
Using the mobile application as a base, the customer can download the tour in several languages: Spanish, English, French and German. The Park also has some audio guides available to hire.
Free visit to the Gallery and the Cueva de Cuevas
The Park´s museum area - the Gallery - can be visited freely during its opening hours. It is recommended that you give yourself at least 40 minutes to be able to visit this building comfortably. The visitor will find support staff in the building to welcome them, give brief explanations, answer any questions, etc.
The following digital documents are available to the public:
- Handbook (available in Spanish, Asturian, English, French and German).
- Mobile app with audioguide (available in Spanish, Asturian, English, French and German).
- Animal enclosure brochure (available in Spanish).
- Book Descubriendo el Parque de la Prehistoria de Teverga (available in Spanish).
- Must-visits in Asturias (in Spanish and English).
Guided visit to the Cueva de Cuevas
The Park organises guided tours that take you back to prehistoric times through brief explanations and the interpretation of the reproductions of the most important caves.
- From 1st to 28th February and from 2nd November to 31st December: Wednesdays to Fridays at 13:00 h. Weekends and bank holidays at 12:00 and 17:00 h.
- From 1st March to 30thJune and from 1st September to 1st November: Wednesdays to Fridays at 13:45 h. Weekends and bank holidays at 12:00, 13:45, 17:00 and 17:45 h.
- From 1st July to 31st August: every day at 11:00, 13:45, 17:00 and 18:00 h.
The guided visit lasts 20-25 minutes.
Visits are limited to 15 participants per slot.
Guided visits are only in Spanish.
Guided visits to the bison and horse enclosure
An opportunity to discover lots of interesting facts about the origin, behaviour, diet and habitat of the European bison, the pair of Przewalski´s horses and Heck castle that are found in an adapted area of the Teverga Prehistoric Park. More information here.
