Lascaux

We arrived late in the afternoon and the only tour left was on French, so if you want a tour in a language you understand I would recommend making reservations. I got to live out my 11 year old dream in seeing these caves in the language I studied because my husband knew how much I wanted to see the caves. The tour guide spoke clearly and if you aren't a native speaker, you were still able to keep up with what she was saying. You still get a chance at the end to listen to a recording in the language of your voice about the caves, so if you miss anything, you get a small snippet at the end.

Visited Lascaux IV which is a state-of-the-art replica of the original cave, and does a great job of retracing the whole history from Prehistoric times to 20th century. Highly recommend doing a guided tour (free of charge and plenty in English).

Very interesting and unique place, mostly well organised, however huge issue with parking. To the amount of people for each slot the number of places are extremely short. And if you are late for your time you wait other possible slot. Guides are very cool, our one was very nice and with very French sense of humour. Shop and cafe - cool, in the shop many nice and things to buy not only on the place but also region. Cafe - big selection, well organized, place in and out. Nice place to visit

Lascaux’s exhibit and guided tour was incredibly well done. Our guide had great humor and provided great insight about the cave art and debunked some “cave man” myths. This place is worth a stop! I will say, if you have children who are not old enough to wear an audio guide headset and stand still then this is not for you at this time.

Must see!! I am delighted that they made this replica cave so we could all see experience without damaging the original cave. It is made with 3D printing process within 1 mm of accuracy. The guild was very professional and provided various hypotheses for us to think and process. Very well done!

It’s ok. Its a replica of the real cave. Not real, but well done. Pay attention if you don’t speak French. The only way to visit is doing guide tour.

It could have been 5 stars, except that there were so many people on our English-speaking tour that we really couldn't see the paintings that the guide was describing. There was a large exhibition hall that we visited independently after the tour, which helped us to understand the caves a lot better. All in all, I'm pleased we went. Just wish my French was better, their tours were one third the size of the English one. Beautiful grounds.

Great tour and fantastic reproduction. Feels like you’re really there. Great explanations. Only downside was that I wish the cave part was longer.