A historical site that features a reworked cave dwelling that includes antique furnishings, tools, and handicrafts and art. When you visit this museum, you can learn about the way people lived in caves previously, as 11 people from one family lived in this small dwelling until 1956. There is a short movie to watch first Before touring the cave house, you can wander between the four rooms in the museum, and the entrance fee to the cave house is about 3 euros, while entry is free for children.