Museo Parra Oppidum degli Orobi

In this place, the remains of an ancient settlement have resurfaced, which classical sources identify as Parra. Through an evocative itinerary, the museum leads to the discovery of the Orobi, the people who inhabited these lands during the’Iron Age, during the 1st millennium B.C. The collection offers a privileged insight into their civilisation, displaying a rich selection of pottery, bronze and glass ornaments, stone tools, bone and horn artefacts, as well as rare numismatic exhibits.

These objects are not mere fragments of the past, but direct witnesses of the daily life, of handicraft excellence and ancient forms of worship. They also document the intensity of the trade and cultural exchanges that linked Parra to the neighbouring Central-Alpine and Celtic populations. The route, structured according to a rigorous chronological criterion, It is supported by educational apparatus bilingual (Italian and English) and by an illustrative kit that allows a visit in complete autonomy, clear and engaging.

For those wishing to explore archaeological topics in greater depth, there are always qualified operators, ready to offer guided tours and answer specific questions. The visit experience, in its entirety, takes on average about an hour and a half, offering an ideal time to fully immerse oneself in the millennial history of the territory.