Science communicator Matilda Tjellden leads families on a journey down a staircase, moving millions of years back in time with each step.
The walk starts with volcanic ash from Fur, which fell 55 million years ago, then reaches the white chalk layers of Møns Klint, formed in the sea 70 million years ago. At the foot of the stairs, you stand on the ancient bedrock of Bornholm, around 1.4 billion years old.
Along the way, children and adults touch, examine and play their way into the past using materials and movements that bring the long history of the Earth to life.
