A Journey Through Prehistory
The Grotte du Lazaret is famous for its well-preserved remains of early human habitation, including tools, bones, and Neanderthal shelters. Archaeologists’ findings reveal how our ancestors adapted to life in the Ice Age environment.
Guided tours bring the cave’s history to life with engaging stories of prehistoric life. The accompanying museum exhibits remarkable Paleolithic artefacts that offer a deeper understanding of prehistoric life along the Mediterranean coast.
Beyond its historical significance, the Grotte du Lazaret is set in a scenic escape. Located near Nice port, it provides a peaceful retreat surrounded by nature, with views of the Mediterranean Sea and Mount Boron.
Immersive 3D experience:
Since 1963, the Lazaret cave has been designated as a Historic Monument. It has undergone major renovations and now offers an immersive 3D tour. The tour allows you to experience Prehistory in a 3D environment and discover the history of this Paleolithic site. Embark on an immersive journey revealing the secrets of the cave from its geological history to the most recent excavations.
The Grotte is an unforgettable experience. Visit today and connect with Nice’s ancient past!
Plan Your Visit
Free Admission!
Location: 33 Boulevard Franck Pilatte, Nice, France
Opening Hours: Check online for seasonal hours and special events.
How to Get There:
Easily accessible by public transport or a short scenic walk along the coast from the Port of Nice.
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