Cova del Bolomor in Tavernes de la Valldigna
Cova del Bolomor is one of the most important prehistoric sites in the western Mediterranean and one of the great heritage landmarks of Tavernes de la Valldigna. Its archaeological sequence, human remains, documented fauna and evidence of the controlled use of fire make it possible to travel back to the origins of human presence in the Valldigna Valley.
From this page you can access the main contents of the Bolomor section: the history of Cova del Bolomor, practical information to visit Cova del Bolomor and the route that connects the natural landscape with this archaeological site.
A key site for understanding European prehistory
Cova del Bolomor stands out for its importance in the study of European Palaeolithic settlement. Archaeological research has provided stone tools, bone remains, combustion structures and hominin fossils that help explain the life of the human communities that inhabited this territory for hundreds of thousands of years.
Its stratigraphic sequence and evidence of the use of fire make Bolomor an exceptional place in the Mediterranean and a reference point for scientific research.
You can also find scientific information in the entry by the Museum of Prehistory of Valencia.
Discover Bolomor from three perspectives
The Cova del Bolomor section brings together three complementary ways to approach the site: learning about its history, preparing the guided visit and walking through the natural surroundings that lead to the cave.
This structure helps organise the information clearly for visitors who want to discover the archaeological value of the site, book a visit or combine heritage, nature and landscape during their stay in Tavernes de la Valldigna.
If you are planning a complete getaway, you can combine Bolomor with the travel planner, the beaches of Tavernes or the nature and routes proposals.
Cova del Bolomor gateways
Access the main pages to learn about, visit and explore Cova del Bolomor and its surroundings.
History of Cova del Bolomor
Discover the origin of the site, the excavations carried out, the archaeological chronology and the main finds that have made Bolomor one of the key places of the European Palaeolithic.
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Visit Cova del Bolomor
Check the practical information to visit Cova del Bolomor, including the calendar, recommendations, visit video and WhatsApp booking.
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Cova del Bolomor Route
Complete the experience with the itinerary that approaches the site on foot and reveals the natural landscape of the Bolomor ravine and the Valldigna Valley.
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Four proposals to connect Cova del Bolomor with other heritage, nature and visit plans in Tavernes de la Valldigna.
Hiking in Tavernes
Routes to discover mountains, viewpoints, traditional paths and Mediterranean landscapes.
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Festivals and traditions
Cultural events and local traditions to understand Tavernes and the Valldigna Valley better.
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Nature and landscape
Plans to combine the archaeological site with ravines, mountains, farmland and natural surroundings.
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