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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4.4/5 (based on Google user reviews)

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Aoife Kane (6 months ago)
Small dolmen in a well cared for and easily accessible location but very little parking.
Tino Garcia (7 months ago)
Dolmen in perfect condition, easy access area.
Juan Losada (9 months ago)
It is clean and well-kept in a semi-enclosed space, to put it mildly, but it would be nice to have a green fence on the side of the road so that the houses and the marquee do not appear in the photos.
Maria Jose C.M. (14 months ago)
Beautiful with tables for 7 picnics, ideal to come with children
Carmen Villa-Zevallos (16 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...
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