In Ekainberri, you will experience a sensory journey to discover the cave art paintings of the Ekain cave, declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2008.

• The Ekainberri Guided Tour is a guided tour of the replica of the Ekain cave, where Ekain’s paintings are seen and felt as in the original cave. Duration of the experience: about 45 minutes.
• The Complete Prehistoric Experience includes the guided tour of the replica plus a hands-on workshop on Prehistoric survival techniques: you will learn how they made fire, you will put different ways of hunting into practice, and you will learn different ways of painting like prehistoric humans did. Duration of the experience: about 1h45 min. approx.
• New Temporary Exhibition: “Archaeological and Paleontological Heritage of Zestoa”. Come and discover why Zestoa is a true archaeological treasure of the Basque Country. With research carried out at 21 archaeological sites, you’ll meet the researchers and see 32 original archaeological artifacts found in the area! From July 10th to September 28th.
• On top of that, your ticket allows visiting the Basque Country Cave Art permanent exhibition in Ekainberri. Duration of the experience: about 30 minutes. Subject to availability depending on other bookings.

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The Lili Palace is an exciting building of the sixteenth century in Gothic style, which was an important place in the history of Zestoa and the entire Basque Country. Combining real scenes and characters with the dramatization of an actor, the play “Honor of the Lilies” has been created. In a monologue, the last inhabitant of the Lili family, Lady Madalen, takes visitors to 1678.

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If you want to combine the experiences of the two sites, you please consider the duration of each experience and the journey from one to the other. From the Ekainberri Ticket Sales Office to Lili Palace there are 10 minutes walking, and there’s a 15-minute walk between Lili Palace and Ekainberri. Motor vehicles are prohibited on these routes and can only be used on foot.  Visitors with reduced mobility who request it are given access by vehicle. Limited parking spaces.