What can we learn from the Neolithic?

The open-air Children’s Museum, the Draga Neolithic Park

Outdoor children’s museum designed for different family activities.

La Draga is the only Neolithic lacustrine site in the Iberian Peninsula, with a chronology that goes back to 5300-5200 BC.

The town was built and inhabited during the ancient Neolithic, so its inhabitants can be considered the first farmers and ranchers in Catalonia.

The Neolithic park opens from June to October with scheduled activities with prior reservation.

The park cannot be visited freely

If the minimum number of participants is not reached, the scheduled activity will be canceled with prior notice.

Today we do Neolithic

Family activity that allows us to delve into the Neolithic. Strolling through the Draga park we will discover who lived there and what daily life was like in this very remote era. We will put into practice some of the activities that took place there.

Visit the park and demonstration of Neolithic activities

During the visit to the park, we will be able to enter the reconstructions of the prehistoric huts and discover the day-to-day life of a group of Neolithic farmers and herders while discovering what they ate, what they hunted, what they cultivated, what utensils and tools they used, etc. With the demonstrations we will observe how these practices were carried out.