Sunday 2 July, at 11.00, the third round of will be held NarteA dedicated to childhood, with the project "Little explorers discover...". This time, the event will take place at Parco Vergiliano in Piedigrotta, a place rich in history and legends, linked to two great poets, Virgil and Leopardi, and to the traditional Festa di Piedigrotta.
A journey through history and legends
Participants will have the opportunity to transform into true explorers, discovering the places through direct reconnaissance and noting their discoveries in a playbook of recreational activities. This booklet will be their logbook, where they can report what they have learned, having fun and stimulating their imagination.
The Poet Tells: a journey in the Vergiliano Park
The event "The poet tells" will lead the little explorers into the unique atmosphere of the Vergiliano Park in Piedigrotta. Along the way, children will have the opportunity to visit a columbarium from the Roman age, traditionally believed to be the tomb of the poet Virgil, and the tomb of Giacomo Leopardi. Furthermore, the atmosphere of the Festa di Piedigrotta will be recalled, considered the "Neapolitan carnival".
Ludic-Recreational Activities
During the visit, little explorers will have the opportunity to participate in various recreational activities.
Between these:
- the creation of stickers,
- solving easy crossword puzzles
- creating designs to express their creativity.
Upcoming events
After the summer break, the project "Little explorers discover..." will resume on September 24 at the Lapis Museum with “The moon in the well”.
On this occasion, children will have the opportunity to explore the bowels of the city in search of the characters who inhabit the Neapolitan subsoil.
How to book a visit
The reservation is simple but compulsory, simply contact the numbers 339.7020849 e 333.3152415 reporting the number of adults and children participating.
We remind you that adults will only pay the entrance ticket to the archaeological site.
