Natural history exhibitions about the past, present and future.

The Natural History Museum is located in one of the city's few remaining aristocratic courtyards dating back to 1540, the Spiegelshof. Here, the permanent exhibition explores the relationship between humans and nature in an exciting and somewhat unusual way - as well as the value of biodiversity and the phenomena of climate change.

A special attraction is the "Geo-Stollen", which continues the ecological themes of the permanent exhibition "underground" from a geological perspective. In an underground atmosphere, the geological processes of the region, plate tectonics and global earthquake events are also explained interactively.

In addition, three to four special exhibitions are shown each year, supplemented by a comprehensive educational and mediation program for children and adults.

Openings

For special opening and closing times, please refer to the Natural History Museum's homepage: https://namu-ev.de/das-museum/besuchen/

Price info

Price adult: €4.00

Price reduced: €2.00

Children and young people under the age of 18 are admitted free of charge.
Students have free admission every Wednesday.
Senior citizens aged 65 and over have free admission on the first Wednesday of every month.

Further information on group and family prices can be found at: https://namu-ev.de/das-museum/besuchen/

Information on reduced prices: Students, trainees, youth volunteers and federal volunteers aged 18 and over, members of supporting institutions of the Historical Museum or Museum Huelsmann with appropriate proof. Free admission for children and young people under the age of 18. Students have free admission every Wednesday. Free admission for senior citizens aged 65 and over every first Wednesday of the month. Further information at: https://namu-ev.de/das-museum/besuchen/

Directions & Parking facilities

Public transportation: "Adenauerplatz" light rail stop

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