🦖 Natural History Museums of the World

275 natural history museums · 61 countries · location & natural science

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These are the world's notable natural history museums — great research collections and public galleries of zoology, botany, geology and palaeontology, where dinosaur skeletons, meteorites and type specimens are kept and displayed. Each profile shows where the museum is, which country it is in, and a plain-English introduction from Wikipedia.

275 natural history museums from 61 countries are covered below, grouped by continent. Open any natural history museum for its full profile.

Africa (6) Americas (75) Asia (28) Europe (164) Oceania (2)

Africa (6 natural history museums)

Americas (75 natural history museums)

Berkshire Museum

United States

Giant Forest Museum

United States

High Desert Museum

United States

Museum of Osteology

United States

Museum of the Earth

United States

Asia (28 natural history museums)

Europe (164 natural history museums)

Ájtte

Sweden

Botanika

Germany

Ecomare

Netherlands

Fur Museum

Denmark

Gallery Oldham

United Kingdom

Great North Museum

United Kingdom

Grosvenor Museum

United Kingdom

Inatura

Austria

Ipswich Museum

United Kingdom

Kendal Museum

United Kingdom

Keswick Museum

United Kingdom

Maidstone Museum

United Kingdom

Manchester Museum

United Kingdom

Müritzeum

Germany

Museum of Gloucester

United Kingdom

Ozeaneum

Germany

Quex Park

United Kingdom

Teylers Museum

Netherlands

The Box, Plymouth

United Kingdom

Yorkshire Museum

United Kingdom

Oceania (2 natural history museums)

Coordinates are approximate locations. Descriptions: Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0), cached on our server. Data sourced from Wikidata. Related: Mountains · Lakes · Islands · World Heritage.

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