The archaeological park, opening in June 2021, is located in an area with a fascinating history and nature: the natural reserve of Fiavé-Carera. Here, you can see reconstructions of some of the pile dwellings that once made up the ancient Bronze-Age village which lay nearby, where the Fiavé archaeological site is now.

A boardwalk over the water leads you through the wooden huts, recreated on the basis of scientific data uncovered during research conducted by archaeologists between 1969 and the 1990s. Along the way, you will find illustrated panels, reconstructions of scenes, guided tours and workshops to shed light on the topic, helping young (and not-so-young) visitors to understood how the wood was processed, how ceramics were produced, and what day-to-day life consisted of in this ancient community.

Admission (including entrance to the Pile-Dwelling Museum of Fiavé): € 7; reduced price ticket: € 5 euro; free admission up to 14 years of age / for groups / and groups of students accompanied by their teachers.

With your Garda Guest Card you can have free entry.

Guided tour: € 3 

Educational workshop: € 4

Schools: free admission, educational activities 2 euros

The reduced admission fee (€ 5) applies: 

• to young people from 15 to 26 years of age
• persons aged 65 years and over
• groups of visitors consisting of at least 15 paying visitors
• to members or card-carrying members of entities that have an agreement with the museum.

Reduced rate 3.5 euro for residents of the municipality of Fiavé and the municipalities of the Giudicarie Esteriori: Comano Terme, Bleggio Superiore, San Lorenzo Dorsino, Stenico.

For information and opening hours of the Fiavè Pile dwelling Museum click here.