The exhibition is composed of objects from various European UNESCO Global Geoparks and is also expanded by 11 objects from the Natur- & Geopark Mëllerdall. Accordingly, one exhibit from each member municipality can be admired, which characterizes the region. They reflect the history, geology, nature, culture, our tradition and crafts.

A fascinating way to express local geodiversity and its role in shaping local identity is to discover and tell the stories of objects made from raw materials of the Earth’s crust. Most objects that surround us-both valuable and everyday-use rocks and minerals as raw materials. The connection between the raw material and the finished object is an expression of a dialogue between man and the earth that reveals numerous stories.

Opening hours: from 13 May to 31 May every Tuesday and Thursday from 13 to 18 o’clock, as well as approx. 1 hour before the beginning of events which take place at Trifolion.  On 1st June, the opening hours are 13 to 16 o’clock.

Admission: free

The exhibition takes place as part of the UNESCO Global Geopark application of the Natur- & Geopark Mëllerdall.