Guided tour: Invasive species

Join Heksebeth and Ramasjang on a mission to save the rare hazel dormouse.

Can you get bingo with spiders, snakes, and other animals we love to hate?

Come and help Denmark's only and cutest dormice to get better conditions in nature.

Join us for a very special tour of Naturama in the character of the dormouse.

Become a real Naturama Ranger

Experience the new LIFE Ring special exhibition, where you get up close to endangered species and gain insight into how we can strengthen nature together

Come and experience the amazing world beneath the ocean’s surface – and meet the whales up close.

Embark on a journey through the history of the egg as our guide uses Naturama’s exhibited egg collection as a starting point for fascinating stories. Learn about everything from the age of dinosaurs to why egg colors vary so greatly, and get the answer to one of the most frequently asked questions: Which came first, the chicken or the egg?

Join the feeding of the day

The elves have lived in close interaction with nature throughout history and their relationship with nature is both admirable and exciting. Join us for today's story and learn more about the elves' way of life and explore the many secrets of the elves' home.

Join us for a real dissection in Naturelab, where we examine the animal from the inside.

Have you met Naturama's rabbits in the front garden? Now is your chance to get up close to them and hear exciting stories from Naturama's guide

Since Naturama opened 90 years ago this year, there has always been a selection of exciting species that museum guests have been able to get up close to.

Denmark is home to a huge variety of bird species, and the South Funen archipelago is no exception. The varied coastline and numerous islands make for perfect breeding grounds. Come to today's quiz and test your knowledge of one of the most exciting animal groups, birds.

Join us for today’s storytelling session, tailored for older children and adults to learn more about the elves' way of life and explore the many secrets of their woodland home.

Animals also dress up in nature - come and hear why

In the creative workshop, you can unleash your creativity, let yourself be inspired by christmas crafting

The café is open from 10:00 AM to 3:30 PM.

Immerse yourself in stories about elves while seeing if you can win the day’s competition.

Welcome to the natural history museum Naturama. Experience the history of nature on land, at sea, and in the air.

Invite your friends to an unforgettable birthday among the animals at Naturama. Here you sit at a table among snakes and wandering sticks. Café Foderbrættet provides food and cake for the hungry rangers before we all go on an expedition. On the expedition, an expert expedition leader will take you around the museum, where we will travel to distant regions and meet exotic creatures. During the expedition, you learn what it takes to become a Naturama Ranger. We will go around the exhibitions, and along the way there will be fun tasks and live animals! At the end, there is a surprise for all participating children.

Two kings and a prince have supplied animals to Naturama's exhibitions.

At Naturama, Naturama's large polar bear stands on its hind legs with its snout lifted. It's on a seal hunt, and the seals shouldn't feel safe just because they're a few kilometers away.

At Naturama's air level, more than 500 birds are gathered in one place. Here you can experience the birds of Northern Europe, ranging from the little bird king to the golden eagle - From 7 grams to 7 kg.

In the exhibition "Northern Europe's mammals" the animals walk the catwalk. All animals that are or have been part of the Danish animal world. Others are about to immigrate.

Svendborg Zoological Museum opened in 1935. The focus of the exhibitions was a complete collection of Danish birds. Later, more showcases and many more objects and stuffed animals came to the museum.

The sei whale is Naturama's largest object with its 16 meters. Impressive and magnificent, the skeleton of the great whale stands today as a natural focal point in the museum's large exhibition space.

The diving of the gannets into the sea to catch fish is spectacular. From great heights, the gannets plunge into shoals of fish below sea level.