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.

Tickets to Espai Crater, Girona

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Learn about the inner workings of a volcano in this one-of-a-kind immersive experience at the Espai Crater Center in Girona.

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.

Entry to Espai Cràter

Child exploring volcanic rocks at Espai Crater exhibit.

Child exploring volcanic rocks at Espai Crater exhibit.

Discover the Espai Crater Center and CRÀTER 360

Visit the Espai Cràter, located inside the Puig del Roser volcano in Olot. Discover an interactive exhibition that covers the universe's origin to the present. The exhibition is housed in steel structures resembling basaltic columns and includes screens, models, games, and projections. Marvel at a 15m² 3D-printed model of Garrotxa on display, and try your hand at video mapping, which showcases the Garrotxa region’s evolution from 80 million years ago to today.

CRÀTER 360 is a new sensory experience that lets you experience four inaccessible volcanos, from the seabed to the space. It covers the seabed and then takes you to Antarctica to explore the striking Mount Erebus, after which you find yourself in the Pacific Ring of Fire. The last stop takes you to Jupiter's satellite lo which sees intense volcanic activity and eruptions as high as 400km.

Explore an Inactive Volcano from the Inside

Walk inside the inactive Puig Del Roser volcano which last erupted over 11,000 years ago. Discover the volcanic tunnels, caves, and other geological formations that were created during the volcano's active period. Hike to the summit of the volcano to enjoy stunning panoramic views of the Catalonian region.

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

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

Children viewing volcanic eruption display at Espai Crater exhibit.

Children viewing volcanic eruption display at Espai Crater exhibit.

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

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

Important Information

  • It is recommended to wear sturdy boots or trainers as the surface of the dormant volcano is uneven.

  • The experience is suitable for people with reduced mobility and stroller users.

  • Photography is permitted inside the building’s premises. However, flash photography is prohibited.

  • Facilities: Parking, Lockers, Cafe

Operating Hours

Oct to May

  • Mon to Fri: 10am to 2pm and 3pm to 6pm

  • Sat: 10am to 2pm and 3pm to 7pm

  • Sun: 10am to 2pm

Jun to Sept

  • Daily: 10am to 2pm and 6pm to 8pm

  • The center is closed on Dec 25 & 26, Jan 1, and Jan 6.

Family exploring interactive exhibit at Espai Crater.

Family exploring interactive exhibit at Espai Crater.

Visitors interacting with a display at Espai Crater.

Visitors interacting with a display at Espai Crater.

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FAQs

Photography is permitted within the premises of Espai Crater; however, using flash while taking photos is not allowed.
Visitors are recommended to wear sturdy boots or trainers as the surface of the dormant volcano can be uneven.
An entry ticket provides access to the interactive exhibition and CRÀTER 360 experience inside the Puig del Roser volcano.
CRÀTER 360 offers a sensory journey through four inaccessible volcanoes, taking you from the seabed all the way into space.
Espai Crater offers parking, lockers, and a café for visitors' convenience.
Yes, you can view a model that showcases the volcanic terrain's geological formation in Spain at Espai Crater.
The Puig del Roser volcano's last period of activity occurred approximately 11,000 years ago.
While entry is included with your ticket, visitors are responsible for their own personal expenses while at Espai Crater.
Yes, the experience is designed to accommodate individuals with reduced mobility and those using strollers.
From October to May, Espai Crater is open Monday to Friday from 10 am to 2 pm and then again from 3 pm to 6 pm. On Saturdays, it operates from 10 am to 2 pm and resumes at 3 pm until 7 pm.
Your ticket includes entry to the Espai Cràter exhibition where you can explore volcanic formations and interactive displays.
Espai Crater offers parking, lockers, and a cafe for visitors' convenience.
Yes, the experience is suitable for individuals with reduced mobility as well as stroller users.
From October to May, Espai Crater operates Monday to Friday from 10 am to 2 pm and 3 pm to 6 pm. On Saturdays, it is open from 10 am to 2 pm and 3 pm to 7 pm.
Photography is permitted within the building's premises; however, flash photography is not allowed.
CRÀTER 360 offers a new sensory experience allowing you to explore four inaccessible volcanoes from the seabed up to space. It enhances your understanding of volcanic evolution over millions of years.
At Espai Crater, you'll discover an interactive exhibition that covers the universe's origin to present times inside steel structures resembling basaltic columns. You will experience state-of-the-art audio-visual displays and video mapping showing Garrotxa’s evolution over 80 million years.
It is recommended to wear sturdy boots or trainers because the surface of the dormant volcano, Puig del Roser, is uneven.
The Puig del Roser volcano, where Espai Crater is located, was last active 11,000 years ago.
Yes, visitors can see a 15m² 3D-printed model that showcases the geological formation of La Garrotxa, an example of volcanic terrain in Spain.

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