Theopetra Cave

The Theopetra Cave includes the oldest human-built structure in the world, which is a rock wall that scientists believe the first cave dwellers used to protect themselves from the harsh cold, strong winds, and other manifestations of the harshness of nature. Traces of the first life in the cave go back to the most ancient times, where human traces can be traced to groups that lived at the end of the ice age and the beginnings of the agricultural stage. There is a specialized museum near the cave that reviews the development of human life through the antiquities found in the region.