Dolmen de Cabaleiros

Tordoya, Spain

Dolmen de Cabaleiros is dated to third millenium BCE. It has seven corner stones and 4x3,4m wide roof stone.

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CP-8401 20, Tordoya, Spain
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Founded: 3000 BCE
Category: Prehistoric and archaeological sites in Spain

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Carmen Villa-Zevallos (8 months ago)
It is at the foot of the road,... there is no place to park, you leave the car where you can or later... access is free...
D F Rivas (9 months ago)
Splendid secluded spot, well-preserved and magnificent
Miguel Marti (9 months ago)
If you want to see a Dolmen this is very interesting. Along the road it is easy to discover. It is signposted
Alberto Garcia (2 years ago)
Well preserved, easy access.
F&E F&E (2 years ago)
Dolmen is very well preserved and is right on the road, so it's easy to get to. Free entry.
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