Archeopark Pavlov is an archaeological museum on the slopes of the Pavlovské vrchy hills, run by the Regional Museum in Mikulov. Designed by architects Radko Květ and Pavel Pijáček, the building sits mostly underground - only white concrete skylights break the surface, echoing the limestone crags of the Pálava ridge. The exhibition, opened in 2016, covers the culture of mammoth hunters from around 30,000 years ago: stone and bone tools, Venus figurines, a replica of the triple grave from Dolní Věstonice, and an exposed mammoth-bone deposit left in situ. The site is a national cultural monument and ranks among the most important Palaeolithic localities in Europe.
23. dubna 264, 692 01 Pavlov
Jul-Aug: Tue-Sun 9:00-18:00, May-Jun-Sep: Tue-Sun 9:00-17:00, Apr-Oct-Nov: Fri-Sun 9:00-16:00, Jan-Feb-Mar-Dec: closed
An exhibition about Tierra del Fuego at Archeopark Pavlov, exploring the nature and culture of South America's southernmost region.
An exhibition exploring the culture and traditions of the indigenous peoples of Tierra del Fuego, one of Earth's most extreme environments.
A summer archaeological programme at Pavlov exploring the prehistoric sites of Dolní Věstonice and Pavlov.
An interactive workshop on prehistoric technologies at Archeopark Pavlov. Discover the methods and tools used by ancient hunter settlements.
An interactive workshop on prehistoric technologies and the role of animals in early human life. Try traditional crafts and discover how our ancestors used animal resources.
A discussion about rainforest indigenous cultures at Archeopark Pavlov. An engaging lecture for anyone interested in the history and traditions of native American peoples.
Architecture Day at Archeopark Pavlov celebrates the history of architectural design and construction craftsmanship in a historical context.
A celebration of the International Day of Archaeology at Archeopark Pavlov with activities and exhibitions exploring ancient history and archaeological discoveries.