Located in the village of Guadalupe, near the Almendres Cromlech, this is a space we created in partnership with the Évora City Council. Its main objective is to support visits to the Almendres Cromlech with educational services and interpretative content on archaeology and nature.
We also have an educational park that includes reproductions of Paleolithic shelters and a Neolithic hut (full-scale and built with the original materials and techniques), as well as the corresponding everyday equipment, such as hunting weapons, chipped and polished stone tools, ceramics, votive objects, among many others. We also have a collection of 3D replicas of skulls of the main members of the human evolutionary line.
This space aims to create the most immersive educational experience possible. We decided to do without all modern interpretation equipment and bring our visitors back to the landscape and the material. We believe that, as Aristotle argued, the most effective way to learn is through experimentation and the use of all the senses.