The history of early settlements on the shores of Lago di Ledro
Image gallery: Pile Dwelling Museum
The Pile Dwelling Museum of Lago di Ledro is actually a branch of the Natural Science Museum of Trento. Founded in 1972, it was designed to display the valuable findings of the near-by archaeological excavation site. A rich variety of every-day life items are exhibited, which introduce the visitors to the culture and economy of a community living along the shores of Lake Ledro some 4,000 years ago.
Adults and children alike can moreover look forward to archaeological workshops and special events in summertime.
Opening hours:
March - June and
September - November: 9 am - 5 pm
July - August: 10 am - 6 pm
December, January and February closed
Entrance fee: 4,50 Euro
Reduced entrance fee: 3,50 Euro
Further information:
Museo delle Palafitte di Ledro
Via Lungolago 1
38060 Molina di Ledro (Tn)
Tel: +39 0464 508 182
E-mail: museo.ledro@muse.it
Access to this site may be restricted or prohibited due to current measures to contain the spread of the coronavirus, in order to protect the health of visitors and employees.
