The Parque de la Prehistoria de Teverga is a cultural space in San Salvador de Alesga, about 40 minutes from Oviedo. It opened on 24 March 2007 with the aim of bringing visitors closer to the past, human evolution and the origins of cave art.

The site is organised into three buildings designed by architect Dani Freixes: the reception, the Galería, a museum space with texts, maps, audiovisuals and facsimiles, and the Cueva de Cuevas, which recreates ensembles of Palaeolithic art. The caves represented include Altamira, Covalanas, Lascaux, Niaux, Chauvet, Tito Bustillo, Candamo, Covaciella and Llonín. Outdoors there are also enclosures with animals of species that lived in these same places thousands of years ago and that appear in the paintings.