Category: Coming soon

On 18 and 19 April, we’ll be at the Paleofestival, held at the San Giorgio Castle Museum in La Spezia: two days dedicated to experimental archaeology, featuring workshops, demonstrations and talks. We’re bringing Ötzi with us – or rather, a piece of his world. In our ‘Like Ötzi’ workshop, we’ll be working with and weaving…

From 4 July 2026, the archeoParc invites visitors into the fascinating world of fungi! The special exhibition curated by brasilian mycologist Mariana Villani and museum director Johanna Niederkofler, complemented by an art installation by Jana Nicole (UK), uniquely combines science, history, and art. The Creation of the Exhibition: When Research Meets Cultural Mediation Mariana Villani…

Dear all, we’re happy to announce the thirteenth Prehistoric Weapons European Championship close to Iceman’s discovery site in Val Senales valley/Italy on September 27-28!We are happy to accept registrations at any time at +39/0473 676020 or by email at info@archeoparc.it. Information in English: www.archeoparc.it/PrehChamInfo_en.pdfEinladung in deutscher Sprache: www.archeoparc.it/PrehChamInfo_dt.pdfInvito in lingua italiana: www.archeoparc.it/PrehChamInfo_it.pdfInformation en Français: www.archeoparc.it/PrehChamInfo_fr.pdf…

On Saturday, 6 September, the municipality of Senales invites you to a celebration at the campus transhumanza in Madonna di Senales. In addition to the new permanent exhibition, a sculpture and a composition will be presented to the public. The ceremony will be accompanied by culinary delights from the opening of the Slow Food Val…

22 June, Campus Transhumanza will be open to the public for the first time! The new area with museum and cultural centre is dedicated to the topic of transhumance. It is directly adjacent to the archeoParc open-air area. We look forward to welcoming many visitors to the ceremony and the open day at Campus Transhumanza…

Mycologist Mariana Villani is visiting the archeoParc for several weeks to conduct research – as part of a research grant from the University of Pollenzo – on the mushrooms of Ötzi, among other things. In the following article she gives an insight into the exciting world of fungi. Thanks to our ancestors, we have inherited…