500 centuries of regional history, in the heart of Europe, form the theme of the Laténium's reference exhibition. From the present day to the time of Neanderthal, from the surface of the earth to the depths of the caves, the exhibition takes us through the many stages of human evolution, one by one. An exhibition similar to a musical score composed of sounds, colors and forms... with its high points and moments of meditation. Presented on a total surface of 2200 m2, the reference exhibition is visited in 8 stages, from the Renaissance to the Paleolithic hunter's camps. Markers, sound animations, models, sober and accessible texts for the non-initiated encourage to continue the discovery, without getting tired. The route is also marked out by mini-laboratories that allow the public to learn about the work of archaeologists, educational games for children, video screens and interactive terminals.
If you wish to be guided through the permanent exhibition, rent an audioguide (CHF 5.-): it will tell you 50,000 years of history in less than an hour!


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