A natural history museum showing native wildlife from ladybirds to brown bears, with an aquarium holding over 40 fish species and family tours of the exhibits.
Children look into animals’ mouths and compare different teeth and jaw shapes.
Children use flashlights to find nocturnal animals after the museum closes.
An extra open day at the museum, with a family microscope session exploring tiny objects up close.
Children and parents use binocular microscopes to discover hidden water creatures and tiny details up close.
Families explore protected Brandenburg animals and learn why the owl symbolises nature conservation.
Children sketch animals at the museum, guided by illustrator Katrin Neubert each month.
Families explore the museum's animal exhibits and hear their remarkable life stories.
Children observe, measure, draw and record nature guided by a nature educator twice a month.
Watch aquarium fish being fed and discover how their anatomy shapes what they eat.
Parents on parental leave explore Brandenburg's wildlife with their babies on a guided tour.