Naturéum - Galeries de zoologie
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Workshops, theatrical tours and blind tests: an experience to be enjoyed at Naturéum
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13h00, 15h30, 16h00, 16h30, 17h00, 17h30 (15m)
Salles d'expositions temporaires, 2e niveau
13h00
18h00
5e niveau, Atrium
13h00
18h00
5e niveau, zoologie, aile Nord
17h30, 21h00 (45m)
Foyer, rez du Palais de Rumine
18h30, 22h00 (30m)
Fontaine intérieure du Palais, 2e niveau
20h00, 23h00 (30m)
Auditoire Narbel, 5e niveau
Located on the 5th floor of the Palais de Rumine, the department of zoology has exhibits from the 19th and even the 18th century. The permanent exhibition has an old-fashioned charm, especially the comparative anatomy room with its rows of jars, skeletons and two-headed monsters.
In the galleries, some impressive pieces await visitors such as the tiger, the moose and the polar bear. The 5.89-metre great white shark is the largest stuffed specimen in the world. Temporary exhibitions are also regularly presented, as well as various events.