I had never heard of this archeological site until it was offered as an excursion on a Danube... read more
I had never heard of this archeological site until it was offered as an excursion on a Danube... read more
A very well presented archaeological site near Danube river. At the beginning you watch a short... read more
Nestling beside the Danube Lepinski Vir has an impressive purpose built building where the story of the site is told. It is in a beautiful location and include exhibit of more rececnt rural buildings as well as the prehistoric. A helpful explanatory film is shown regularly
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We visited this hidden historic gem on our way back to Belgrade from our enjoyable tour with Serbia Inspired Tours. This impressive archaeological site is extremely well set up and located in a beautiful location looking out over the Danube. If you are in the area.....don't miss it!
This is a must see destination. The archaeological finds are presented in an impressive purpose built building. The story of how the original site was found is fascinating.
This site was discovered in 1965 when Serbia was going to build a dam. To be sure nothing of worth was buried under the flooded area, they had experts search for anything of value. They found Lepenski Vir and dated the finds to 9000 BCE!! During this time period, human usually only lived to the age of 35 years and were short of stature. Hundreds of skeletons were found with no indication of death from diseases; some of these individuals lived to be over 60+ years and many were over 6 feet tall. If you can visit this place, it is well worth it. There is a nice film explaining the search process and they have moved all the artifacts to a protective building.
Don't miss this amazing location. This is oldest known human location in europe (9.000 years) and you can learn a lot of things from fantastic guides if you ask them.
This is an amazing Mesolithic archeological site which shows ancient discoveries and artifacts. The museum is well payed out and very informative,a must see.