Naturmuseum Dortmund

5 Adventure Capitalist - 2 months ago

Even though for some reason the bell rang indicating we had to leave the museum. The first floor was quite interesting with facts about animals and plants that they kept as specimens. Furthermore, Museum was completely interactive. You were able to hear the sound of different birds, smell some plants through some sort of pumping with hands, read the history of the area, and facts related to floral and fauna and their interactions with each other.

5 Pearl Xia - 11 months ago

Wow~ it’s a marvelous place. Free entry, friendly staff, complete exhibits and a lot of interesting things for the kids. Worth to take 2-3 hours enjoy the day here. Free P+R parking is just next to it. Convenient.

5 Janina Zinovjeva - a year ago

Really enjoyed visiting this museum. There are many exhibits you can touch or smell, or play with, so I'd say it would be perfect for kids, but as adults we had fun as well ))

5 Leonhard Urner - 4 months ago

Nice place to be, especially with kids (u003e2 years). They have a really nice coffee area. Enough place and tables to chill with a hot drink and perhaps a hot waffle with toppings.

5 Zarko Markovski - a year ago

Very nice collection of minerals and prehistoric findings of wildlife and plants. Educational programmes for children. Simply a great place for the young ones to learn something about the environment they live in and about the history of our blue planet

5 thoo regyn - a year ago

The museum has been renovated, fire protection and HVAC. The permanent exhibition has been modernized and redesigned. New scientific findings are incorporated and the exhibition is regionalized.
In the foreground is no longer the systematics of the animal kingdom, but the ecological orientation (habitats and biological relationships).
Earth history: Focus on geological ages in Dortmund.
The original showcase exhibition is supplemented by computer terminals, acoustics and games.

5 Muhammet Tekin - 3 months ago

Super