Grotte du Mas d'Azil

"Very nice guided tour for about an hour through the caves all in French all about the excavations and findings of prehistoric bones and artifacts found when digging the road passing through the cave. No pictures allowed during the guided tour. Well worth visiting. Set times for visits."

"The cave is a geological oddity with rivulets and roads cutting through it. You can walk around and see the surrounding area. To visit the museum(the cave), I recommend you make a reservation online in advance. Also, the ticket includes the other museums in the village. You can come and have a picnic. There are free parking spaces and one small restaurant next to the cave that you can get a drink/food before or after visit the cave."

"One of the most iconic caves of South Western France. Huge, very well conserved, easy of access and open all year round. The entrance fee of 11€ for a guided tour is worth for discovering in depth archeological sites within the cave. I'd advise traveling across the cave by car - jaw dropping."

"French language tour only, and no attempt to make amends even after several complaints within reviews. No self guided tour, must follow a French speaker that rambles on and on, even French speaking visitors were yawning. No photographs allowed. An English translation is provided, however it is very brief when compared to the guide spending 10 mins non stop talking about one particular part of the cave, and the English translation is one paragraph. Quite frankly couldn’t wait to get out. With technology, some old like headsets in various languages, and newer technology such as QR codes at each exhibit, it’s a wonder this exhibit attract anyone at all as they appear to be indifferent to feedback. If you don’t speak French, save your time and money and visit Rivière souterraine de Labouïche. Tour is more interesting and in English as well as French."

"Stunning massive cave that you can drive through, stop and then walk through. A must see."