Rincón de la Victoria will host Christmas children's camps at La Cueva del Tesoro and Villa Antiopa

The Treasure Cave and the Roman site of Villa Antiopa will host themed children's camps during the Christmas holidays. The workshops, aimed at children from 6 years old, will be held inside both sites after an initial guided tour "which will serve as an introduction to place the children in these unique historical environments of the municipality in a fun yet educational way", explains the Councilor for Tourism, Antonio José Martín.

The mayor of Rincón de la Victoria, Francisco Salado, has pointed out that “these types of activities, which complement the recreational offerings of the municipality during Christmas, provide participants with learning and fun during their school holidays, as well as the opportunity to explore a unique environment while discovering its history, cultural significance, and the value it represents for the heritage of Rincón de la Victoria.”

The children's camp at the Treasure Cave will be held on December 22 and 23. During these days, participants will learn about Prehistory and other historical periods, receive an introduction to geology, and learn about the history of the cave, in addition to participating in group activities and craft workshops.

Meanwhile, the workshops that will take place at the Roman site of Villa Antiopa on December 29 and 30 will follow a similar dynamic. They will cover the development of daily life in Roman times, the architecture and urbanism of the villa, as well as activities related to the origins of the Christmas holiday from the perspective of Roman history.

The activities will take place from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM and “each session will have a maximum capacity of 10 participants to ensure personalized attention,” the council member emphasized. Registrations open starting today and must be made exclusively through the email gvisitantescuevadeltesoro@eulen.com. The places, as highlighted by the Rincón de la Victoria town hall, "are limited and will be assigned on a first-come, first-served basis."