The Prehistoric Village on Monte Corgnon

Archeological finds tell of an area inhabited since the Neolithic age, more that 3,000 years ago and later in the Bronze age.
To re-live those times a prehistoric village has been constructed with all the characteristics of the period. You can see the potter’s hut with his slow wheel, the weaver’s hut with a weighted vertical loom, an opne shed for smelting bronze and an area for processing pelts, all of which help to give the visitor an idea of the prehistoric world. Young visitors can shoot with a bow and arrow, grind grain, chip flint, use a flywheel, decorate with dyes and try to light a fire.

Opening hours
May, June, September and October: Sundays form 3.00 pm to 6.00 pm
July and August: Tuesdays to Saturdays from 3.30 pm to 6.30 pm