The Geoparc Bletterbach Visitor Centre is located above the village of Aldino and exhibits the most important fossil finds from the Bletterbach gorge alongside its characteristic rocks. Various explanatory panels guide the visitor through millions of years of Earth's history, illustrating the formation and geological structure of the Dolomite landscape. A schematic column-shaped profile helps visitors understand the nature of the rock and the succession of sedimentary layers found in the Bletterbach area, which has been part of the UNESCO World Heritage site, together with the Dolomites, since 2009.

The new Dinosaur Trail starts from the Visitor Centre. This fascinating path leads up to the Lahner Alm and, through a series of interactive stations, invites visitors to discover the evolution of Earth's history and the incredible world of dinosaurs in a clear and engaging way.

Rating: High accessibility

The mineral collection is housed in the basement of the Peter Rosegger multipurpose facility, which has ample parking. The external access path has a slight slope, so visitors with disabilities can park near the entrance upon request. There is an 18 cm step in front of the main door, equipped with a 20% ramp on the side. Inside, near the ticket office, there is also a short 13.5% ramp. The exhibition areas and the adjacent video room are step-free. An accessible restroom is available, but it is located in the adjacent doctor's office.