The “Great Workshop”, a vast 2,000 sq.m exhibition area dedicated to prehistoric art proposes: a series of films on cave paintings from around the world, the reproduction of the “Salon Noir”, such as the Magdalenians made it 14,000 years ago, reproductions of engraved and sculpted objects, facsimiles of animals engraved in the floor of the Niaux cave (such as the two salmon and the “bison aux cupules”). 

The full-scale reproductions of the paintings (particularly the famous weasel, unique in Palaeolithic art) and the Dune of Footsteps in the Réseau Clastres complete this ensemble.

Let yourself be guided by our multilingual audio-guides (Catalan, Dutch, English, German and Spanish) so you can visit the museum at your own pace.