Vertigo, an audacious climbing resort nestled in the disused mines of Riotinto, South Spain, caters to the intrepid cave climbers seeking a unique subterranean adventure.

Positioned on the precipice of one of Europe's largest open mine holes, Vertigo reimagines traditional climbing schools by repurposing the 500-meter-deep tunnels into an inverted climbing experience, unveiling a mesmerizing underworld adorned with turquoise crystal formations. Offering three exploration levels, ranging from descending the challenging 500-meter shaft to leisurely walks around the exterior, Vertigo caters to varying adventurers.

The resort's above-ground structure mirrors the rugged landscape, employing layered horizontal paneling, seamlessly extending the mine's aesthetic. Within, climbers can set up hanging tents, while stairs lead to a panoramic roof, providing a breathtaking vantage point to savor the stark red landscape and ever-changing mineral formations.