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Autumn has announced its arrival, bringing with it a wealth of changes in nature – even in our immediate surroundings. The garden’s inhabitants are preparing for colder days, but how this is approached varies from species to species. In today’s guided tour, we will explore the exhibition "The Enchanted Garden," focusing on the diversity of autumn adaptations for the colder months.

From 11 AM to 1 PM on Monday and Tuesday during the autumn break, you can be painted as one of the Danish animals.

Are you ready for excitement and learning as Naturama combines the classic bingo game with thrilling nature stories?

Our nature has always been in constant change, and each year, our Danish nature faces annual transformations with the changing of the seasons. However, looking at recent decades, climate change has brought about alterations that affect the world’s ecosystems in entirely different ways. Meet our guide as we focus on a changing nature through our exhibition.

The arrival of autumn brings many changes, and nature's inhabitants are busy preparing for winter. Meet our guide and join in today’s autumn quiz.

Naturama has received a visit from the past. Walk around the museum and see if you can find Naturama’s guide; maybe they have a dino with them?

Right outside your door there is plenty of life, but what do we really know about garden life? The garden is full of exciting stories, from the story of the ant and the aphid to the one about the beautiful singing voice of the sunflower. Come along and be amazed as our facilitator takes you through our new exhibition, "The Garden Adventure"

Every Monday at 11.00 during the summer holidays can you experience what an animal actually looks like inside? Join us as Naturama's presenter examines the anatomy and physiology of animals.

In the creative workshop, you can unleash your creativity, let yourself be inspired by the colors of autumn, and create your own masterpiece. You will find the creative workshop in the Natural Lab throughout the break, between 12:00 PM and 3:00 PM.

Every Thursday at 11.00 during the summer holidays you can meet the Teddy Bear Zoologists.Have you ever wondered what species your favorite teddy bear really is? There are a multitude of exciting, exotic and as yet undiscovered animal species among children's stuffed animals. Take your favorite teddy bear to Naturama this weekend and have it identified by the Bamse Zoologists!

Every Thursday, you can enjoy a cozy evening with delicious homemade food and plenty of quality time before the kids' bedtime. There will be evening stories, and you can buy easy and delicious dinners at low prices... See today's program below...

Have you found a nice feather, a strange stone or an interesting bone? Come by the Question Corner and get the help of our nature guide to find answers to your questions.

Throughout our history, humans have introduced both animals and plants to areas where they are not naturally occurring. But not all of these introduced species are necessarily a problem for Danish biodiversity. Our nature mediator investigates the matter and tries to answer when a species is actually invasive.

Outside your door, big and small adventurous dramas are unfolding that create wonder once you learn to spot them. Go exploring in "The Adventure Garden" and learn more about the wealth of species and the abundant life you can meet there, right outside your door....

Nature is full of mysteries. Which animal has left a trail in the forest? And who has eaten the seeds of the cone? Maybe you can solve the mystery.

How do animals adapt to the changing seasons? You can learn a lot more about this when our nature guide talks about the tools animals have to cope with the vicissitudes of nature - Come and join us

We focus on the fantastic world of the egg. Come and join us and get a selfie in the large eagle's nest

Come to Bear-Brunch, ad libitum, in Café Foderbrættet with experiences at Naturama. We cater for the whole family on the 1st Saturday of each month at 9.30am-12.30pm. Look for the announcement of the date in the calendar at naturama.dk.

Naturama's guides are ready in the Ranger Room to tell their best story from the world of nature. Come along and find out what exciting things they unearth from the caches today!

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.

The nature guide is always close by and ready to answer your questions.

The nature communicator guides you through the magical blue universe with fabulous stories about the fascinating mammals below the surface of the sea, the whales ...

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.