Siega Verde. Archaeological area — Local services in Villar de la Yegua

Edit: The Museum's response is a blantant lie as: 1) the employee didnt hang up in random moments but rather in response to questions; 2) he didnt report any problems with connection during the call; 3) he speaks poor English and was ostensibly frustrated with that someone may be trying to speak Spanish to accommodate for his deficiencies. It's ok to not speak English, but you can then be more accepting that other people dont speak your language well. Especially when working at the front desk...

We could not use email due to time constraints: that's what the phone is for. It's a shame you don't take this review as feedback but try to make up excuses in a clear situation. Maybe that's a general cultural trait around here but leaves us even more certain about the rating.

The male employee answering the phone was a complete disaster and absolutely not qualified for any sort of customer service. He is extremely rude, unhelpful and behaves just inappropriately. We wanted to inquire and change a booking but the guy just hung up us mid sentence. Twice. This is absolutely unacceptable from someone representing a public institution and even out of basic basic politeness it should not have happened.

Thanks to the guy's behavior we simply won't visit. Congratulations, especially to the person that decided...

Although the door of the 'interpretation centre' was open, a (paid) employee came out to tell me I could only visit the site in the afternoon. I suggested I only visit the (open) interpretation center. He told me I couldn't, only in the afternoon, as part of the guided tour. Seeing the European sponsoring sign, I assured he was paid, and indeed no problem with the salaries. That's a lot of money for...

Me ha parecido impresionante. Mil gracias Alejandro por tu clase de Prehistoria. Lo tengo todo grabado en mi cerebro. Ni imaginaba que ese lugar fuera así. He disfrutado como nunca. Me hablaron de que había un castro vetton y llego y veo 30.000 años y ese piqueteado del solutrense y magdaleniense. Yo me he quedado alucinada con esa clase de piedra, el esquisto, del que me acabo de enterar que se obtiene petróleo y gas. Ya entiendo la reacción del agua y las bacterias para que esas tallas puedan verse. Me pareció un lienzo precioso dónde en el Paleolítico alguien ya tenía una percepción espacial impresionante, haciendo como en Altamira, es decir alargando figuras y aprovechando los resaltes de la roca para hacer arte. Me sorprendió mucho el hecho de que ya supieran darle movimiento a un animal. Que lugar más apasionante y eso que se descubrió no hace mucho. Pienso en todo lo que esconde la naturaleza sobre el ser humano y me sale esa gana de buscar. Nunca lo había visto así...ni me lo imaginaba. Muy agradecida por darme esa lección magistral y deseando volver pronto a ver otras zonas de ese río Águeda, si fuera posible. Engancha, y...