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Compact natural history museum featuring dinosaur & mineral exhibits, plus colorful murals.
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Reviews — 8
A nice stroll through the exotic plants of the Palm House. Followed by the butterfly house which is also nice. Great place, even in October.
Very small and only two smallish special exhibits plus mineral hall. And the photo section was digital which I don't get why. The ticket does get you admission to the Palm House (.2 miles away) which is probably why they can get away with charging as much as they do for very little museum. Maybe do it if you have one of the passes, otherwise can be lower priority. I'm considering my ticket cost a donation to Copenhagen museums since I left after 20 minutes here. The architecture was more interesting than the displays.
This place is ok but doesn’t have much on display. It’s a good thing that the tickets we bought included the botanical gardens as well otherwise it wouldn’t have really been worth it. They had an extensive exhibit on primates which in itself was great but other than that, there isn’t much else.
The visit was below expectations, since the permanent collection consisted of only a selection of minerals presented in an old-fashioned way. The enjoyable highlight was a photo exhibition showing works from the best wildlife photographers in the world. There was also an exhibition about primates, but it was below today's standards. A new museum building is currently under construction, so hopefully the museum will be on a new level soon. Btw, you can visit a palm house with the same ticket. The botanical garden next to the museum is free of charge for everybody.
Good, interesting, but small museum. 😀Compared to the natural history museum of other major cities, this is one of the smallest. 🦖 But it is cheap to get in, you can also visit the palm house in the botanical garden with the entry ticket. 🦋🌴 We saw a nice display of nature photos and one about apes + some rocks and crystals. The staff was very kind and friendly and the place was clean and well kept. We will look forward to seeing how it looks when they move to the new building! 💪
Pretty nifty! We came during the monkey exhibit and I thought it was really interesting how they elaborated on the different species as well as contemporary conservation efforts. The rest of the exhibits were upstairs and involved one about minerals as well as some beautiful photographs. Admittedly it's not very extensive and took me about 1.5 hours, but I thought it was an absolutely great deal especially with a student discount.
Very exciting exhibitions. Beautiful photography of the worlds great wonders, yet depressing and disturbing. We should take better care of the planet. Humanity is a failure 😪