M.A. Milions d'Anys (Millions of Years)

The permanent exhibition of M. A. Milions d'Anys introduces visitors to the surprising world of palaeontology through information provided by fossilised remains (bones, eggs, footprints, excrements, plant species, etc.) and the main fossil beds in Catalonia, especially those in Berguedà, which have over 3,000 dinosaur footprints from the Upper Cretaceous period, the last survivors of which lived in Catalonia 65 million years ago.

It is located in the village of Vallcebre.

Tourist

• The cliffs of Vallcebre

Sport

• The Vallcebre Clifftop route PR-C 128

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