Discover the Grotte de Pair non Pair in Gironde

The Pair-non-Pair cave is an exceptional prehistoric site located in the Gironde region, in the commune of Prignac-et-Marcamps. Discovered in 1881, it is one of the oldest decorated caves in Europe. Its importance lies in the parietal engravings dating from the Middle Paleolithic, some 37,000 years ago.

This cave offers an immersive experience into the world of our prehistoric ancestors. Guided tours allow visitors to discover the fascinating rock engravings depicting animals, signs and human figures. These engravings bear witness to the artistic talent and spirituality of prehistoric man.

The site also offers fun and educational activities for all ages. Prehistoric workshops are organized, where visitors can learn how to make flint tools or rock paintings. These activities offer an enriching immersion in the way of life of our ancestors.

The Pair-non-Pair cave is also a major archeological research site. Excavations continue to bring new discoveries about prehistoric life in the region.

In addition to its archaeological interest, the cave and its surroundings offer exceptional natural beauty. The verdant landscapes and tranquil surroundings add to the immersive experience for visitors.