Naturalis Biodiversity Center is the Dutch national natural history museum, located in Leiden next to the Hortus Botanicus. Its collection runs to over 42 million specimens, making it one of the largest of its kind in the world. Permanent galleries cover evolution, geology and biodiversity, while the star exhibit is Trix - one of the most complete Tyrannosaurus rex skeletons ever excavated.
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An exhibition exploring Suriname's rainforest, the threats it faces, and the wildlife and communities that depend on it.
Naturalis presents a new exhibition exploring Suriname's nature, wildlife, and the indigenous cultures that have thrived there for centuries.
Naturalis hosts a low-sensory day for families with reduced sounds, lights, and movement to prevent overstimulation.
A specially adapted museum evening for adults (16+) with reduced sound, light and movement - ideal for those who become overstimulated easily.
Help Naturalis develop a new exhibition by testing early ideas with your family and exploring behind the scenes.
Researcher Mátyás Bittenbinder launches a special edition of Zo Zit Dat at Naturalis, where he serves as guest editor-in-chief.
Naturalis in Leiden offers children special activities during the summer holidays alongside its permanent natural history collections.