What you'll hear inside Castilla-La Mancha Palaeontology Museum (MUPA):

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  Paleozoic Hall

  Sala Paleozoico is an exhibition space within MUPA that uses immersive, high-resolution audiovisual technology to explore the six stages of the Paleozoic era.

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  Cenozoic Hall

  The Cenozoic Hall is one of ten exhibition spaces within the museum, forming part of a chronological journey that takes visitors from the oldest fossils through to the most recent.

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  Miocene Hall

  Sala Mioceno is one of the thematic galleries within the MUPA, dedicated to the Miocene period.

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  Quaternary Room

  The Sala Cuaternario forms gallery number 6 of ten that make up the museum's exhibition route, marking the final section of a chronological journey spanning from the earliest Palaeozoic fossils to…

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  The Dinosaurs Through History Room

  The Dinosaur History Room forms part of the MUPA circuit in Cuenca, offering an engaging exploration of dinosaur history through original specimens and digital displays.

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  Dinosaurs Room

  The Dinosaur Hall is a highlight of the MUPA, showcasing exceptional Cretaceous specimens including a titanosaur sauropod over 12 metres long and 'Pepito', a Concavenator corcovatus—a carnivorous…

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  Las Hoyas Hall

  Sala Las Hoyas showcases fossils from the Las Hoyas quarry, an Early Cretaceous site in La Cierva, roughly 20 kilometres from Cuenca, dating to the Barremian period between 125 and 110 million years…

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  Sala Lo Hueco

  Sala Lo Hueco showcases one of Western Europe's most significant Cretaceous fossil sites, located in Cuenca province.

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  Aula-Taller

  The Aula-Taller is the first section of MUPA's interior exhibition and serves as a dedicated space for palaeontology workshops.