The Bearded Vulture Mountains Center consists of two floors that visitors can visit freely, with or without the complement of an audio guide or joining a group in the guided tour shifts.

The visit begins with an interesting audiovisual that introduces the visitor to the history of the geological and biological formation of the Picos de Europa, highlighting pastoralism as an important cultural element and responsible for the current landscape model, while framing the Bearded Vulture Recovery Program in the Picos de Europa.

Throughout the different rooms of the exhibition, guided by shepherds, mountains and bearded vultures as a common thread, visitors can delve into outstanding aspects of the biology, ecology and ethology of the bearded vulture, be surprised by the incredible adaptations of living beings to the high mountains or learn about the importance of the shepherds in their role as generators of biodiversity, their traditional trade and their interaction with the environment.

A vertical model of a limestone cut dominates the central area of the exhibition with full-scale reproductions of 30 species of flora and fauna characteristic of Picos de Europa.

After learning about the initiatives that the Bearded Vulture Conservation Foundation has been developing since 1995 regarding the conservation of the Bearded Vulture and its reintroduction in Picos de Europa, the visit ends with an audiovisual that provides an overview of the current environmental problems and the ability of man to improve their environment and conserve the species that still exist.