It is small but with a wide range of animals. It is not spectacular but its nice to have one more... read more
I never miss museums when I travel. This one I found to be in a process of restoring, so the only... read more
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It is small but with a wide range of animals. It is not spectacular but its nice to have one more thing to visit if you have kids
I never miss museums when I travel. This one I found to be in a process of restoring, so the only part of the museum accesible to the public was the Vivarium. There is a collection of snakes and lizards, the largest public collection in...More
Other reviews got my hopes up, but we were surprised to see it closed down while it undergoes renovations. You can however visit the basement which houses a rather modest vivarium (mostly reptiles, a few fish). On a cold day, it was nice to find...More
A little bit small , but with a large number of things to see. This is a great place to spend 1 hour on it, is a small museum whit all kind of animal life and were they where found it, is a lot of...More
Small , but with a large number of things to see. It contains a lot of interesting areas and it`s relaxing areas make you want to return
I went there several times and each and every time I look around amazed. So many beautiful creatures and unfortunately kept in an old building on old furniture. Tickets are too cheap :(
This is a great place to spend 1 hour on it is a small and cosey museum pake whit all kind of animel life and were they where found it Is a lot of fun The baby was asleep all the visit there
An interesting museum with exhibits from around the world. The museum exhibits are meeting ground water well. A visit to this museum thoroughly require about two hours.
Is a nice place to visit, especially if you want to see lots of bugs and animals. Very interesting for children but for adults too. Starting from the tiniest creature to the biggest one, you will sure see something there that will make you say...More
I wish it was a bit bigger, but we got the offer from the museums lady taht we could go down stairs in the basemant where there was moore to see, but when we got there she was no longer there at the ticket booth....More
