Dinosaur & fossil displays, plus a prehistoric human skull exhibited in the natural history museum.
At a glance
#29 of 53 Tourist attractions in Stuttgart #13 of 18 Museums in StuttgartLocalGuideWorld score: 4.50
Rating breakdown
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Quick facts
- What is the rating of State Museum of Natural History Stuttgart?
- State Museum of Natural History Stuttgart is rated 4.5 out of 5 based on 9,303 reviews.
- How does State Museum of Natural History Stuttgart rank in Stuttgart?
- State Museum of Natural History Stuttgart is #29 of 53 Tourist attractions in Stuttgart by LocalGuideWorld score (rating weighted by number of reviews).
- Where is State Museum of Natural History Stuttgart located?
- Rosenstein 1-3, 70191 Stuttgart, Germany — 2.8 km from the center of Stuttgart.
- How can I contact State Museum of Natural History Stuttgart?
- Phone: +49 711 89360 · Website: naturkundemuseum-bw.de
A great place to meet all the Dinos and fossils.
We had a spontaneous visit as a family with two boys and everyone enjoyed it a lot.
There is a restaurant directly at entrance.
If you visit on cold seasons we recommend to leave your jacket downstairs next to toilets on the hangers or lockers.
You can spend a good 90- 120 minutes there.
It is a good mixture of learning/ playing and adventure
We had a spontaneous visit as a family with two boys and everyone enjoyed it a lot.
There is a restaurant directly at entrance.
If you visit on cold seasons we recommend to leave your jacket downstairs next to toilets on the hangers or lockers.
You can spend a good 90- 120 minutes there.
It is a good mixture of learning/ playing and adventure
Liked it! It is small but nice, and they really put some effort in making it interesting, not just displaying fossils.
We've visited museum on Saturday morning, right after opening. Very nice, interesting museum! Interesting for all ages.
There is also café/restaurant.
There is also café/restaurant.
This is a best place for kids enthusiasts, who want to explore animal world especially Dinos, and also there are some interactive puzzles for kids of all ages. The animal figures are so natural and eye catching.
Loved it too much. Superb place to see and experience pre- historic era . Very informative.
The place is very nice and free for children.
The exhibit contains a nice variation of different land and aquatic species of the time.
The downside is for people like myself who don't speak German, nothing is translated into English.
So we looked around, and squinted to try to understand parts of what was written.
If you speak German this is a 5 star experience.
The restaurant out back is not bad, but a bit heavy on the salt in all dishes.
The exhibit contains a nice variation of different land and aquatic species of the time.
The downside is for people like myself who don't speak German, nothing is translated into English.
So we looked around, and squinted to try to understand parts of what was written.
If you speak German this is a 5 star experience.
The restaurant out back is not bad, but a bit heavy on the salt in all dishes.
Been there with my 2,5 years old daughter: she lasted there 1,5 maybe 2 hours. The museum is not giant, but it's enough for kids and good for adults. Nicely organized by eras, lots of information on cards. There is a table for kids to draw with pictures and pencils (for the first time I saw a pencil sharpener in the museum!!!!), a place to park your stroller. Many places to sit and have a rest (very important if you are in the third trimester).
The museum shop has ok prices: I saw there the simple plastic Dino for like 17-20eur, the same price for the same size toy was in the shop in the mall nearby (but the shop is tiny, of course one can buy a smaller toy for less money).
In front of the museum there is a giant playground, which is very nice and fits for the majority of ages.
All in all, a great place to visit if you have kids.
The museum shop has ok prices: I saw there the simple plastic Dino for like 17-20eur, the same price for the same size toy was in the shop in the mall nearby (but the shop is tiny, of course one can buy a smaller toy for less money).
In front of the museum there is a giant playground, which is very nice and fits for the majority of ages.
All in all, a great place to visit if you have kids.
We love this museum. A lot of different spots and activities for kids as well as interesting for adults. Definitely recommend.
This is a great place to visit with kids, since it has just enough info and exhibitions to keep them interested. I do think that it has seen better days and it feels as though the exhibitions haven't been properly taken care off. Some exhibitions seem worn by time, at other exhibitions you can find dust. Also, would be nice to have explanations printed out in English as well.
Dinosaurs lovers this is the place to come to, what an amazing collection of everything dinosaurs spread over 3 floors, the attention to detail is amazing, the kids will love and so will us adults as we look back on millions of years before over time
Very much informative place for children. Still the covid rules have not removed. Also some interesting games are there for children.you need aprox two hours to see this museum and have good walk to the other sister museum. With this ticket u just need to pay 2 euro to enter that museum.Both are worth visiting
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