This interactive guided tour invites families to explore how nature has shaped human societies over 800 years. Children imagine fairy-tale forests filled with dwarfs, giants and animals, and see mountains where people once searched for silver. Through creative participatory activities and research tasks, they discover naturalist Maria Sibylla Merian's fascination with butterflies, learn how microscopes revealed new worlds, and find out why people once ate moss.

Details can change — check the event’s website before you go.