Only after prior reservation, for individual visitors and groups (no more than 30 people in one group).

Main routes

Special routes

Museum games

How to book?

Price

Each tour route covers only a selected part of the exhibition.

After the tour, each visitor can individually visit the remaining parts of the exhibition.

To check the availability of dates and make a reservation, please contact us by phone: 506 418 849 from Monday to Friday from 8:00 to 15:00.

Please ask about the possibility of a guided tour in English when booking.

For visitors of all ages

"Animals and Man in Nature" [virtual tour] – the route includes: an overview of contemporary animals, in terms of their functioning in selected ecosystems, including nutrition, reproduction, movement and defense against predators; the evolutionary origin of man as a species, his position in the animal world and the impact on the natural environment and biodiversity

 

For visitors of all ages

"The history of life and the structure of the Earth"  [virtual tour] – based on colorful reconstructions, authentic fossils of extinct animals and plants; minerals, rocks and precious stones, you will learn about the history of life on Earth from the appearance of living organisms, through the great extinctions and glaciations to modern times; the structure of the Earth's interior, and the processes that shape its surface.

For primary, secondary and higher education

"Systematic Review of Invertebrates"  [virtual tour] – a survey of invertebrate animals, especially recommended for classes preparing for the eighth-grade exam and high school final exams. The tour covers all modern invertebrate groups, from the simplest such as corals and sponges, through arthropods, mollusks, and echinoderms, to the invertebrate chordates. Discussions include variation in body structure, lifestyle adaptations, locomotion and feeding patterns, reproductive strategies, and offspring care.

For primary, secondary and higher education

"Systematic Review of Vertebrates"  [virtual tour] – a survey of vertebrates, especially recommended for classes preparing for the eighth-grade exam and high school final exams. The tour covers all groups of vertebrates, from agnathans to mammals. The origins of individual groups, systematic position within chordates, body structure variation, lifestyle adaptations, locomotion and feeding patterns, reproductive strategies, and offspring care are discussed.