La Gruta de las Maravillas de Aracena: centenario y nuevos recorridos

The Cave of Aracena (Huelva), also known as the Cave of Wonders, is a natural monument that celebrated the centenary of its opening to tourists in 2014. Formerly known as the Castle Cave, it became Aracena's most prominent tourist attraction. A team from the program "Los Reporteros" explored the cave to mark the centenary and the expansion of its tour. Excerpts from Mario Rodríguez (historian), Eduardo Romero (guide coordinator), Wenceslao Martín (geologist from the University of Granada), Sebastián Muñoz (electrician), and Rafael Asquith (director of photography for "Into the Cave of Wonders"). Report by Antonia Murillo. Report: "Inside the Cave" [Program "Los Reporteros", July 19, 2014. Canal Sur Television] June 2, 2015. The program "Los Reporteros" won the 2014 Huelva Journalism Prize for four reports that, according to the jury, "accurately reflect the economic, social, and historical reality of the province of Huelva": Dawn at the Mine (Mining in Riotinto) The Man Who Never Existed Saltés: The Island of Oblivion Inside the Cave (Aracena Caves) 2017: September 5. The Cave of Wonders in Aracena (Huelva) was declared a Site of Tourist Interest of Andalusia, as published in the Official Gazette of the Andalusian Regional Government (BOJA). The Aracena cave was the first to receive this recognition from the Andalusian Regional Government, reinforcing its appeal and boosting its promotion. 1914: September 15. The Cave of Wonders in Aracena (Huelva) opened to the public. @ArchivoCanalSur July 19, 2014 June 2 September 5 September 15 ma2mm