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Fiavé Archaeological Nature Park - Virtual Tour 360°

The Fiavé Archaeological Nature Park is an archaeological park located in Trentino, Italy. The park includes the remains of a Bronze Age stilt village, dating back to 2000 BC. about. The village was built on a peninsula that juts out into Lake Fiavé, and the inhabitants lived from fishing, agriculture and livestock farming.

The park opened to the public in 1987, and has since become a popular tourist destination. Visitors can explore the remains of the village, which include the foundations of the houses, the remains of the poles that supported the houses and a variety of archaeological finds, including pottery, tools and weapons.

The park also houses a museum, which illustrates the history of the village and the life of the inhabitants. The museum houses a variety of archaeological finds, as well as models and reconstructions of how the village must have looked.

The Fiavé Archaeological Nature Park is a fascinating place to learn about the lives of people who lived in the Bronze Age. The park is an ideal place for a family outing or a day of discovering history.

Here are some suggestions for visiting the Archaeological Nature Park of Fiavé:

• The park is open from April to October.
• Entrance to the park costs €4 for adults and €2 for children.
• Guided tours of the park are available.
• The park is accessible to disabled people.
• There is a bar and a restaurant in the park.

Map: Fiavé Archaeological Nature Park - Virtual Tour 360°