Tholos de El Romeral

Linked to the nearby Dolmen de Menga. Worth visiting that site first or the museum in Antequera, if you're unfamiliar with its history. Parking located nearby and is free entry.

Free parking, with free entry to an amazing historical site! What's not to like.. Staff are very friendly and helpful also. Allow 30 minutes for the visit.

This dolmen sits away from the other two so it is tempting to miss it but that would be a mistake. It is very different to the others. Staff are kind and helpful on site.

Wonderful megalith dolmen or tools was built with small stones 1800 years BC. There are 2 rooms and a corridor. Quite different from dolmens Menge and Viera. Must see

This one is supposedly in its original state, which is perfect! The guide was eager to explain everything in Spanish, but he spoke so well we understood everything. Don't be put off by the path leading up to it. We also visited the museum and the other two dolmen, but this one was our favorite because of the guide. I recommend visiting the area, the museum is nice, too, and will be even better once it's completely finished (currently a few rooms and the bookstore see empty). The tickets are currently free (March 2023).

Clearly signposted to drive to. Actual dolmen visit only took 5 minutes from and to the car. Different to the other dolmens.

It would seem that the Antequera tourist train stops at the Tholos de El Romeral.

Free to visit.

It is a very long walk from the other two dolmens of Antequera and most of the route is along a very busy dual carriageway without a proper foot path.

It is recommended you either take a cab or join a tour.

The dolmen itself is quite impressive and definitely worth a visit if you are into prehistoric sites.

a unique place, highly recommended to visit

Really interesting. Free and fascinsting, faithfully preserved Neolithic site.

Arrived right at closing time but still let us in to see the site. Free entrance, well restored. If youve got wheels definitely recommend.

While staying in town we took a taxi to tour this megalith and are so glad we did. The employee working shared a vast amount of archeological information about the builders, method of creating this place, and time frame of the El Romeral when in use. If you appreciate history this is a must and will stoke your imagination. *I would tell anyone not to attempt bicycling or walking here from town, the roads are too busy and it's difficult to find. A huge Thank You to the kind gentleman who gave us our tour!

Extremely interesting place to visit. Would highly recommend.

Amazing if you like Megaliths. Just be aware of all the school visits that can take away from the atmosphere a bit. Outside school hours would be a good idea.

Incredible dolmen from the era of the pyramids in Egypt. Similar proportions. Guided visit for free.

Very interesting and the guide there was super passionate and full of information.

Quick but very interesting visit! Lovely staff.

Another well presented monument, free to enter.

Full of history. Friendly, informative.

Very impressive! Loved it!

Impressive ancient artifacts.