Espai Crater

Descend into the heart of a dormant volcano, Puig Del Roser, where an underground museum houses tunnels, chambers, and exhibits that unravel the mysteries of the volcano's history. Look at the unique rock formations and learn how the crater was formed.

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Child exploring volcanic rocks at Espai Crater exhibit.

Visitors at Espai Crater viewing digital display with vibrant abstract visuals.

Children viewing volcanic eruption display at Espai Crater exhibit.

Visitor examining a sample with a microscope at Espai Crater exhibit.

Family exploring interactive exhibit at Espai Crater.

Visitors interacting with a display at Espai Crater.

Visitors observing a planetary display at Espai Crater.

Interactive display showing volcanic eruption simulation at Espai Crater.

Child experiencing virtual reality at Espai Crater exhibit.

Visitors interacting with digital displays at Espai Crater exhibit.

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Become a volcanologist for a day at the exciting Espai Crater, an underground building inside a volcano.
Witness state-of-the-art audio-visual immersive displays, play educational games, and discover video mapping.
Get to see a model that shows the geological formation of La Garrotxa, an example of volcanic terrain in Spain.
Explore the inactive Puig del Roser volcano, located at the center of the earth, and discover the formations created.
Fun Fact: The Puig del Roser volcano was last active 11,000 years ago.

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Become a volcanologist for a day at the exciting Espai Crater, an underground building inside a volcano.
Witness state-of-the-art audio-visual immersive displays, play educational games, and discover video mapping.
Get to see a model that shows the geological formation of La Garrotxa, an example of volcanic terrain in Spain.
Explore the inactive Puig del Roser volcano, located at the center of the earth, and discover the formations created.
Fun Fact: The Puig del Roser volcano was last active 11,000 years ago.