Lascaux IV en Dordogne

Located in Montignac-Lascaux, in the Dordogne region of southwestern France, Lascaux IV is a cultural centre dedicated to prehistoric cave art and Prehistory. Opened in 2016, the site features a complete replica of the famous Lascaux Cave, discovered in 1940. Visitors can admire prehistoric paintings and engravings while learning about the fascinating history of our ancestors.

An Immersive Journey into the Heart of Lascaux Cave

The visit offers the opportunity to explore a faithful reproduction of the different chambers of the original cave and its remarkable animal paintings.

Visitors can admire depictions of horses, bulls and other prehistoric animals through a guided or audio-guided tour. The atmosphere of the original cave has been carefully recreated to provide a truly immersive experience.

A Cultural Experience Dedicated to Discovering Prehistory

Lascaux IV also features several exhibition areas designed to deepen visitors' understanding of prehistoric art.

Visitors can explore the Workshop, the Theatre, the Cinema and the Gallery of the Imagination. Digital displays and interactive installations provide fascinating insights into prehistoric artistic techniques and the history of Lascaux Cave.

Why Visit Lascaux IV?

Lascaux IV is a must-see attraction for anyone interested in discovering the origins of art and the rich heritage of Prehistory.

This unique cultural experience combines education and discovery in an immersive setting suitable for families, children and history enthusiasts.

A visit to Lascaux IV offers an unforgettable journey back in time, making it one of the most fascinating prehistoric attractions to explore in the Dordogne region of France.