
The most important sites for palaeontology in all of Europe.
It has been declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.
The palaeontological site of Atapuerca is one of Europe's most notable, and has traces of hominid life in the area from a million years ago. The site lies in the small municipality of Atapuerca, about 20 kilometres north east of Burgos. The Sima de los Huesos is a cave where bones from over 32 bodies of people of all different ages and both genders have been discovered, and is one of the best known examples of a colony from that era.
Practical information
Timetables
Reservations are required at +34 947421000
Rates
General: €6
Reduced: €5
Disabled persons: Free admission
Admission free: children under 8 years
Services
Guided tours
Reservations
reservasatapuerca@fundacionatapuerca.es