Considering that the gorge of the river Djetinja carries elements of natural and cultural space (traces of human activity from several historical periods), the possibility of reviving the cultural and historical heritage in the existing natural environment and linking the content with the gorge of the river Djetinja was noticed.
Inspired by the archeological sites of Velika and Mala Gradina and the heritage mainly from the Neolithic period, the first open-air archeological museum in Western Serbia has sprung up in Staparska Banja. As part of the open-air archeological museum Stapark, visitors have the opportunity to visit the museum exhibition in the museum-exhibition part of the settlement, along with an expert guide service. The tour (life seeing concept) implies telling a story about the Neolithic, living and working conditions in this period, and the characteristics of the business. The tour includes a tour of Neolithic houses with scenes showing the preparation of food in the Neolithic period, the making of pottery, the religious scene in the Neolithic, leather processing, and the making of tools. The tour includes a tour of the semi-dugout and the installed ceramics kilns in the open air and ends in the interpretation center with a souvenir shop and a toilet.
In addition to visiting the museum exhibition accompanied by an expert, it is possible to realize purposefully designed animation programs (life participating concept) by the way of life and work of Neolithic man: production and processing of Neolithic pottery, production, and processing of bones, the concept of leather processing by the way of life of Neolithic man, Neolithic cuisine, archeology for children and making a house out of the mud. It is possible to organize a program activity at the request of the group with prior notice.
The opening of the Archaeological Museum in the open StaPark is planned for the beginning of the summer season in 2022.