Location: Noasca town hall
Phone number: 0039 0124.90.10.70
Opening: open on december 8-9-10 from 3pm to 6pm, on december 28-29-30 with opening hours: 9am-12am and 3pm-6pm, december 31 from 9am to 12am 
2012: january 1 from 3pm to 6pm, 2-3-4-5-6-7 with opening hours: 9am-12am and 3pm-6pm 
April 7-8-9 with opening hours: 9am-12am and 3pm-6pm, for further information contact: info.pie@pngp.it

This centre hosts a permanent exhibition that illustrates the geomorphology of the Park.
The food for thought offered to the visitor includes agents that modify the environment, rock composition and their degradation, the evolution of the Alps. Mankind has not been forgotten from among the modifying agents, with its mining activities, the use of stone in mountain architecture, changes in slopes, water control and canalization. Furthermore, landscape configuration has also been linked with the habits of the most famous Park animals, such as the ibex, the chamois, the marmot and the eagle.
The route is developed by panels at various levels of analysis and features a comic itinerary for the visit, devoted to children, who are accompanied by Stamby, a very friendly ibex. A model helps us to understand the composition of Park rocks and their degradation. In the nearby projection room, it is possible to watch documentaries made in the Park.