State Museum of Natural History
One of the largest natural history museums in Germany. A vivarium with live animals, dinosaur skeletons and a hall of minerals.
The State Museum of Natural History Karlsruhe is among the most important natural history museums in Germany. The highlight is the vivarium with live reptiles, amphibians and fish in the heart of the museum. Zoological and geological collections, dinosaur skeletons and a mineral collection make a visit a family experience.
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City Center East
East of Karl-Friedrich-Strasse: Friedrichsplatz, the state theater and a lively urban downtown atmosphere.
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City Hub Room 22 - mit Balkon - Coffee for free -
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988 m away
56 EUR / night
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988 m away
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Frequently asked questions
Which district is State Museum of Natural History in?
State Museum of Natural History is located in City Center East. East of Karl-Friedrich-Strasse: Friedrichsplatz, the state theater and a lively urban downtown atmosphere.
How much is admission?
According to the operator, admission starts at 6 EUR (as of July 2026). The operator's own information is binding.
When is State Museum of Natural History open?
According to the operator: Tue–Fri 9:30am–5pm, Sat–Sun 10am–6pm (as of July 2026). The official website is binding.