Modern fundamental science is unbelievably young. During the last few centuries 
physics has made gigantic steps, sometimes  revolutions, still today we address 
in a convincing manner only a pitiful 5%  of the universe around us.   
Which physics after the Higgs? Which experimental tools will help us to access 
the next level of understanding ot the Universe? It is not unlikely that after 
half a century of very successfull accelerator physics, astroparticle physics 
will take over as main discovery tool. 
I will address in this talk a few directions where this could happens in the 
coming years.