Cameras located on the cliff, near the nests, broadcast live and on a wide screen, images of griffon vultures and their chicks in the nest.

From the museum and before you, a guide points the cameras and commentates on these fascinating images…
from the hatching to the first flight of the chicks, from the feeding to the flying training sessions…

Through tales and shepherds’ testimonies, you will discover over 372 m² and twelve rooms what life in the mountains is really like, this territory shared by men and birds of prey.
All along this amazing visit, innovative and recreational presentations will take you to the magical world of these big birds of prey.