Village lacustre de Gletterens
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Intro
Built in 1996 on the site of a lakeside village dating back to 3000 B.C., the Neolithic farm at Gletterens brings the prehistoric past back to life. Clay houses and straw rooves have been built here, just as they were 5,000 years ago. Archaeologists decided to create a colonyfrom the Neolithic era and were able to get an idea of how people lived in their "lake dwellings" from the archaeological sites at Tene.
Learning about our Neolithic ancestors
How do you light a fire without matches? How do you aim a spear? How do you paint without paints? How are leather pouches, pendants and basketwork made? These are some of the many questions you will find answers to at Lacustre in Gletterens, an authentic Neolithic lakeside settlement where you can learn all about how people lived when most of the things we take for granted had yet to be invented.
General information
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Group & pricing information
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child admission : 2.- CHF
adult entrance : 4.- CHF night in a tepee for children : 11.- CHF night in a tepee for an adult : 17.- CHF animation prices, please refer to the lake village website |
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Contact
Village Lacustre
1544
Gletterens
Switzerland
Phone
+41 (0)76 381 12 23
info@village-lacustre.ch
village-lacustre.ch
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