Parco Archeo Natura

Museum – Fiavè, Trentino

Archaeological Nature Park

Nestled in the captivating natural reserve of Fiavé-Carera, the Archaeological Nature Park offers a unique journey back to the ancient Bronze Age. This archaeological park, inaugurated in June 2021, is a testament to the rich history and natural beauty of the region. Visitors are transported to a bygone era, exploring meticulously reconstructed pile dwellings that once formed the ancient village near the Fiavé archaeological site.

A scenic boardwalk over the tranquil waters leads you through these wooden huts, faithfully recreated using scientific data from extensive archaeological research conducted between 1969 and the 1990s. Along the way, illustrated panels and scene reconstructions bring the ancient community to life. Guided tours and interactive workshops delve into the intricacies of wood processing, ceramic production, and the daily life of this prehistoric settlement, making it a fascinating experience for visitors of all ages.

PARCO ARCHEO NATURA

Località Doss Torbiera, Fiavè

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Pile Dwelling Museum

The Pile Dwelling Museum at Fiavé is part of the UNESCO World Heritage site known as “Prehistoric Pile dwellings around the Alps”. This museum provides an unparalleled insight into the history of European farming communities from the Late Neolithic to the Bronze Age. Excavations have revealed remarkable remains of huts and pile dwellings, showcasing an evolution in construction techniques over the millennia.

The museum’s collection is extraordinary, featuring thousands of artifacts that offer a glimpse into the technical and artistic prowess of ancient inhabitants. Among the treasures are ceramic pottery, bronze jewelry, and rare items like Baltic amber and gold. The 300 wooden objects on display form a unique collection in Europe, including everyday items like dishes, cooking utensils, tools, and even a bow with arrows. The preservation of organic materials such as foodstuffs adds an additional layer of fascination, revealing what people ate thousands of years ago.

A dedicated floor of the museum immerses visitors in the daily life of a pile dwelling village from 3500 years ago. The large-scale model of the “Fiavé 6” village, along with exhibits on farming, shepherding, domestic life, cooking, clothing, and metalworking, creates a vivid portrayal of the past. The evocative stenographic elements, replica models, and video footage further enhance this immersive experience.