Schools and teachers

Guided Tours

Tour guides lead enlightening and entertaining tours tailored to your group’s interest. Get inspired by insightful comments, up-to-date research discussion, and direct contact with objects through the museum, the discovery site, along the “Human Traces” art trail and the Ice Age game reserve.

Stone Age Workshop programs

The Stone Age workshop of the Neanderthal Museum offers comprehensive programs for all ages. All activities are based on results of experimental archaeology. Using “prehistoric” tools and techniques, participants will experience the daily life of our ancestors.

Stone Age in a box for rent

Teaching Materials about the Stone Age

Stone Age in a box contains materials for 8 learning stations teaching about life in the Stone Age. Objects, pictures, handouts, worksheets, and answer keys are included. At each learning station, up to five children can participate in a hands-on-learning activity.

More information here (in German).

Family Learning

Stone Age Workshop programs

The Stone Age workshop of the Neanderthal Museum offers comprehensive programs for all ages. All activities are based on results of experimental archaeology. Using “prehistoric” tools and techniques, participants will experience the daily life of our ancestors. The workshops also make a great birthday event!

Holidays at the museum

All your friends are on vacancy and the free time is getting boring? Not at the Neanderthal Museum. During school holidays (spring, summer, and autumn) you can visit the museum and join our project afternoons. The holiday programs enable you to immerse yourself in the world of the stone-age people. You get the opportunity to enjoy the experience of Stone Age "live" at different places. Due to the great demand, we advise to make bookings as soon as possible.

Adult Learning

Guided Tours

Tour guides lead enlightening and entertaining tours tailored to your group’s interest. Get inspired by insightful comments, up-to-date research discussion, and direct contact with objects through the museum, the discovery site, along the “Human Traces” art trail and the Ice Age game reserve.