Tucked away in a rocky mountain in southeast France is a cave formed by natural erosion called La Sainte-Baume. It is one of the oldest Christian pilgrimage sites in the world as it is the place where ...

Is there a better way of seeing any country than on board a slow-moving five-star hotel? We boarded The Lord Byron in Avignon ...

The northern coast of Spain holds one of the oldest examples of human development in the form of cave paintings, dubbed the ...

Prehistoric humans used caves for art, and the Chauvet Cave happens to be one of the most important prehistoric art sites in the world.

Chauvet cave in southeastern France has drawings and engravings that date to around 32,000 years ago, according to the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City.

The Chauvet-Pont-d’Arc Cave in southeastern France is a jewel of prehistoric art. When it was discovered in December 1994, it amazed the world with its vivid cave paintings, believed to be over ...

Thirty years ago, three explorers discovered the Chauvet cave, a site in southeastern France that was cut off from the world for thousands of years. Inside, paintings and engravings dating back ...

Hominids existed for many millennia before Neanderthals and humans developed art. What are the 10 oldest cave paintings (with pictures)?

Climate change and pollution are threatening to wash away the art prehistoric men and women created over 15 millennia.