Geoscientific research

• Geoscience Laboratory: Since 1986, it has recorded data on geodynamics, geomaterials and terrestrial analogues through three permanent observation modules. The data are received at Jameos del Agua and contribute to research at universities and scientific centres.
• Rosa Lunar Room: It brings together a collection of rocks and minerals donated by Rosa Lunar, offering a closer look at the geological diversity beneath the surface.

César Manrique

• César Manrique Room: Created in collaboration with the César Manrique Foundation, it explores the life, work and thinking of the artist who transformed Jameos del Agua by integrating his intervention into the volcanic tube.

La Corona volcanic tube

• Volcanic formation: Explains how Lanzarote and the Canary Islands originated, how volcanic activity is monitored and which processes form craters, lava flows and lava tubes.
• From volcano to sea: An immersive virtual-reality experience follows the La Corona tube from the volcano to its submerged section.
• Atlantis Tunnel: Presents the underwater section of the volcanic tube and the marine species that live inside it.

Casa de los Volcanes and the Geopark

• Museum history: Traces the work carried out by the Casa de los Volcanes, Spain’s first comprehensive volcanology museum.
• UNESCO Global Geopark: Explains the geological value of Lanzarote and the Chinijo Archipelago and the reasons for their protection.

Planetary analogues

• Landscapes for studying other planets: Explains why certain places on Earth make it possible to investigate geological processes similar to those on the Moon or Mars.
• PANGAEA Programme: Shows how Lanzarote’s volcanic landscapes are used for astronauts’ geological training and preparation for future planetary missions.