Parcours thématique
In the footsteps of the settlement’s inhabitants
From stone tools through the museum and reconstructions to a panorama of Puck Bay.
Langue du contenu
- DépartStoneworking workshop
The walk begins at the stoneworking workshop, with tools and dugout boats as its theme. It then leads to the Kashubian Cottage, which brings together the history of excavation and the lives of fishermen. Visiting the interior requires a ticket and is possible during museum opening hours; the outdoor trail remains free.
The next stops are the pottery kiln and the post-built house. Craftwork gives way to the construction of homes and their position on the hillside. The walk ends at the viewing platform overlooking the bay. Today's waterline completes the story of a settlement whose inhabitants lived in a changing coastal landscape.
The outdoor reconstructions and viewpoint are accessible all year, 24 hours a day. Motor vehicles are not permitted within the Cultural Park. Leave your car in the car park approximately 500 m before the settlement and continue on foot.
Pour les enfants
First you will explore the stoneworking workshop and learn about a boat called a dugout. The walk then leads to the Kashubian Cottage. Inside the museum are stories about archaeologists and fishermen. A ticket is needed to enter, and the museum has set opening hours. The outdoor trail is free.
At the pottery kiln you will learn about clay vessels, and at the post-built house about building a home on a hillside. The final stop is the viewing platform. From there you can see the bay and try to imagine an older landscape, when the sea coast lay farther from the settlement.
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