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Explore a coastal network of prehistoric caves and rock shelters containing significant archaeological remains from the Neanderthal era through the Neolithic. Visitors can book guided tours to view active excavation sites and learn about ancient human settlement.
An archaeological complex in Málaga featuring karst caves and rock shelters with key Middle Paleolithic, Neolithic, and Chalcolithic human occupation sites.

The Yacimientos Arqueológicos de La Araña offer an immersive journey into deep human history along the scenic coastline of Málaga. This coastal prehistoric karst complex, located in the La Araña neighborhood, contains a network of caves and rock shelters like the Cueva del Humo. Visitors on guided tours can examine active archaeological landscapes and stratigraphic layers that document continuous occupation from Neanderthals to early farmers. The experience highlights how ancient populations utilized diverse marine resources and crafted Mousterian stone tools.

The Yacimientos Arqueológicos de La Araña in Málaga documents *coastal prehistoric life* from the Neanderthals onward. The site was designated a Bien de Interés Cultural in 1985, with the Cueva Navarro IV zone receiving the same protection in 2013. Its municipal interpretation center opened in 2014.
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Locate cultural institutions and historic landmarks in Málaga based on your favorite subjects. From renowned Spanish art collections to maritime heritage, easily find museums to visit during your stay in this vibrant Mediterranean port city.