PARC Genoni

PARC Genoni is a museum and educational centre in Genoni, Sardinia, dedicated to paleontology, archaeology and hands-on learning. Active since 2009, it works to preserve and share the area’s cultural and scientific heritage, welcoming families, school groups and visitors with a special interest in fossils and archaeology.

The museum’s paleontological section introduces geology, fossil formation and the region’s fossil collection, with displays of marine fossils and local rocks. Its archaeological section explores Nuragic, Punic and Roman discoveries, including the remarkable Santu Antine Nuragic well, described as the deepest of its kind in Sardinia. Models, reconstructions and video experiences help bring the sites to life.

Learning is central to the PARC experience. The museum offers educational workshops for different school levels, family activities, summer camps in paleontology and archaeology, and guided day itineraries that can include local museums and the Giara di Gesturi park. Visitors can also explore virtual and 3D museum experiences, join guided bicycle tours, or rent bikes.