Take a journey back in time over 5000 years ago to discover the birth of falconry, an art and code that goes beyond mere function and unites humans and birds of prey. These majestic animals, wild and free, hold the power of life and death, and falconry has impacted our customs, language, literature, state affairs, and social rank, making it a fascinating aspect of human history.

In 2010 Falconry was inscribed on the representative list of the Intangible Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO for its unique cultural significance. The preservation of falconry goes beyond the protection of a mere practice, it represents the conservation of a centuries-old tradition that teaches practical skills of empathy with animals and encourages us to reflect on our relationship with the natural world, while ensuring the protection of raptors and their prey. This cultural heritage is a precious legacy that must be safeguarded for future generations to understand and appreciate the intrinsic connection between humans and nature.

Join us at the museum to explore this complex and fascinating world and discover the enduring legacy of falconry.