Dolmen de Viera

This dolmen, together with the Menga and El Romeral dolmens, all form a group which dates from the Copper Age. The date of this dolmen has been established at approximately 2,000 B.C.

This is a tomb in the form of a covered gallery with an access passage and a square chamber which is reached through a doorway carved out of a monolith. The corridor has been preserved in its entirety. The chamber is a room formed by five stone slabs, four of which make up the walls, and a capstone at the same level as the passage