Lascaux IV

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ICONIC PAINTINGS

Thanks to the exceptional work carried out by the Atelier des Fac-Similés du Périgord (AFSP), Lascaux IV embodies a window into the world of prehistory. This ambitious project has given life to accurate reproductions of the iconic paintings of the original cave, demonstrating unmatched technical and artistic skills

Pictures of the paintings

LASCAUX IV BUILDING

Designed by the famous architecture firm Snøhetta, Lascaux IV blends into the Dordogne hilly landscape. Inaugurated in 2016, the building is a celebration of architectural innovation, being a bridge between our ancestral past and the future.

Pictures of the building

VISITING AREAS

Thanks to the scenographic areas and the use of advanced technologies, Lascaux IV goes way further than the traditional museum. An exceptional journey through time is provided to the visitors, where each space is designed to complete the understanding of Parietal Ar

Pictures of the areas

VISITING EXPERIENCES

Lascaux IV is committed to meet the expectations of visitors of all ages with diverse offers of guided tours and workshops. These experiences offer unique perspectives about the daily lives of our ancestors.

Pictures of the visits

PRIVATIZATION AND SEMINARS

Lascaux IV stands out as an exceptional environment to hold professional events. It provides unique private spaces, guaranteeing a touch of magic and originality to each event.

Pictures of seminars and privatizable areas