The first online meeting of the European project TExTOUR took place on 28 January, which is intended to develop cultural...
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Tribute of the Côa Park Foundation to its President, Bruno Navarro
The Côa Park Foundation and its employees are grieving for the loss of its President, the lost of a leader...
Côa Museum and Archaeological Park of the Côa Valley temporarily closed
Given the evolution of the COVID-19 pandemic, namely in the area of the Côa Valley, and the extraordinary and urgent...
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
The Côa Park Foundation wishes to all the employees, visitors and partners a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!...
Côa Museum wins APOM awards
Côa Museum – winner of the Education and Cultural Mediation Project, awarded by the Portuguese Museology Association (APOM), with the...
Launch of the special programme of the Archaeological Park of the Côa Valley
Today, December 2, the date marking the 22nd anniversary of the inscription of the Rock Art Sites of the Côa...
Côa Valley Rock Art, classified as World Heritage by UNESCO since 1998
The Côa Park Foundation celebrates today, December 2, the 22nd anniversary of the classification of the Côa Valley Rock Art...
Côa Museum wins ECTN – European Cultural Tourism Network award.
The Côa Park Foundation has won a third prize at the European Cultural Tourism Network Awards, this year under the...
World Teacher’s Day
The Côa Museum – Ciência Viva Centre celebrates the World Teacher’s Day on October 5, the date created by UNESCO...
Foundation for Science and Technology launches the second edition of the “Vale do Côa International Research Awards”
The "Vale do Côa International Research Awards" is an International Research Program on Côa Valley, financed by the Foundation for Science and Technology (Fundação para a Ciência e Tecnologia – FCT), which aims to stimulate the production of scientific knowledge in the area of influence of the Côa Valley Archaeological Park
The last Neanderthals lived in the Côa Valley
Few archeological themes arouse more curiosity and more debated among the scientific community than the extinction of the “Neanderthal Man” (Homo sapiens neanderthalensis) and his replacement by the Anatomically Modern Man (Homo sapiens sapiens).
Kayak visits to the Archaeological Park will begin on 7th of June.
Make a reservation now, using the email visitas@arte-coa.pt or +351 279 768 260 / +351 965 778 799 and be part...