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Naturhistorisches Museum Basel

Food Talk: «Tierische Lebensmittel – Fluch oder Segen?»

29 June 2022 | 6.00 PM - 7.00 PM

Die Sonderausstellung Erde am Limit zeigt auf, dass der Mensch Teil der Ökosysteme des Planeten ist und die grossen natürlichen Prozesse der Erde beeinflusst. Ab 17 Uhr kann die Ausstellung mit freiem Eintritt besucht werden. Guides geben dabei Auskunft zu aktuellen Themen. Anschliessend findet von 18 bis 19 Uhr der Food Talk zum Thema «Tierische Lebensmittel – Fluch oder Segen?» statt.

Wer noch länger im Museum verweilen möchte, kann ab 19 Uhr Feierabenddrinks an der Bar geniessen.

In Kooperation mit Ebenrain Sissach und GenussStadt Basel

Mehr Informationen: genussstadtbasel.ch

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EARTH AT ITS LIMITS

20 November 2020 - 03 July 2022

Our earth is a unique planet. Life originated on it. Over thousands of years, humankind existed without leaving a profound mark on the environment. In the meantime, our constantly growing need for space and natural resources is putting pressure on ecosystems around the world. ...

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Naturhistorisches Museum Basel

OpenClosed | 10.00 AM - 5.00 PM

Augustinergasse 2, 4001 Basel

T.: +41 61 266 55 00

nmb@bs.ch
www.nmbs.ch

photo: Gregor Brändli

Opening Hours

Mo Closed | Tu 10.00 AM - 5.00 PM | We 10.00 AM - 5.00 PM | Th 10.00 AM - 5.00 PM | Fr 10.00 AM - 5.00 PM | Sa 10.00 AM - 5.00 PM | Su 10.00 AM - 5.00 PM

Please consult our website www.nmbs.ch/en before your visit to find out about the current situation regarding COVID-19.

Christmas/New Year 2022/2023

24 December 2022: Closed

25 December 2022: 10.00 AM - 5.00 PM

26 December 2022: Closed

27 December 2022: 10.00 AM - 5.00 PM

28 December 2022: 10.00 AM - 5.00 PM

29 December 2022: 10.00 AM - 5.00 PM

30 December 2022: 10.00 AM - 5.00 PM

31 December 2022: 10.00 AM - 5.00 PM

01 January 2023: 10.00 AM - 5.00 PM

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Discover the «Archives of Life».
Lose yourself in the variety of our exhibitions. Learn exciting facts about exotic animals. Go back to the past, to the age of dinosaurs, even to the formation of the Earth. Experience the development of mammals, such as the mammoth and the sabre-toothed tiger.

Admission

Permanent exhibition
Adults: CHF 7.–
Teenagers (under 20 years): CHF 5.-
Students / in training (under 30 years): CHF 5.–
Children (under 13 years): Admission free

Happy Hour for everyone: Tues - Sat, last hour of opening: Admission free
1st Sunday of the month: Admission free

Public guided tours / guided tours behind the scenes
Adults: CHF 7.–
Teenagers (under 20 years): CHF 5.–
Students / in training (under 30 years): CHF 5.–
Children (under 13 years): Admission free

colourkey Free admission

Museums-PASS-Musées Free admission

Swiss Museum Pass Free admission

Access

tram 6/8/11/14/15/16/17,
bus 31/33/34/36/38 > Schifflände,
tram 1/2/15 > Kunstmuseum

Accessibility

accessible

Additional information for people with disabilities >

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Mo Closed | Tu 10.00 AM - 5.00 PM | We 10.00 AM - 5.00 PM | Th 10.00 AM - 5.00 PM | Fr 10.00 AM - 5.00 PM | Sa 10.00 AM - 5.00 PM | Su 10.00 AM - 5.00 PM

Mediation

Angelo Bolzern

T.: +41 61 266 55 08

Media

Yvonne Barmettler

T.: +41 61 266 55 32

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Octopus & Butterfly – Fascinating Invertebrates

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Invertebrates do not have a bony skeleton. Their striking appearance is often shaped by an exoskeleton as is the case with insects, or a shell system as found in mussels and snails. However they can also be soft and mobile, like worms. The exhibition offers an overview of the ...

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Nature's Showcase – Birds, Mammals & Minerals in Switzerland

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The exhibition shines the spotlight on indigenous birds, mammals and minerals. The exterior of birds and mammals reveals a lot about how they move, hunt and eat. Two habitats, the city and the mountains, show examples of how animals are able to adapt to a constantly changing ...

Naturhistorisches Museum Basel

Loophole – From the Egg to the Butterfly

Permanent exhibition

Once a caterpillar has battled its way out of its egg, it eats as much as it can. It changes its appearance, grows and metamorphoses in order to ultimately emerge from its chrysalis as a beautiful butterfly and fly through the air. We illustrate this remarkable stage of ...

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Quagga & Dodo – Threatened and extinct

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Since its origins in the 18th century, the Natural History Museum Basel has repeatedly gathered examples on its expeditions of animal species that have since disappeared from the natural world. Thanks to the correct storage of the collection objects in our «Archives of Life», ...

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Whale & Fish – Gentle Giants of the Ocean

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The permanent Whale & Fish exhibition offers a magical view not only over the rooftops of Basel, but also most importantly of the wonderfully presented skeleton of a minke whale. It lay for forty years in the collection room before finding its way into the exhibition. Another ...

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Fire & Water – From the Mountain Summits to the Oceanic Abyss

Permanent exhibition

Earth is an exceptionally dynamic planet. The characteristics of its surface originate deep inside the planet. This is the only way to explain the continents that have been moving for millions of years, the rising mountain peaks, the formation and subduction of oceanic ...

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Dinos & Sauriers – Living Images of the Past

Permanent exhibition

How did the dinosaurs live? What did they eat? How quickly did they grow? Why did they get so big? And what was their social behaviour like? Our permanent exhibition offers plenty of answers to these and other questions. We'll show you that, actually, dinosaurs were far from ...

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Ammonit & Belemnite – The Endless World of Fossils

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The Ammonite & Thunderbolt exhibition houses rocks from north west Switzerland that are between 16,000 and 250 million years old. They include the most important groups of micro-fossils, plants and invertebrates. These also include numerous fossils of aquatic creatures such ...