A Journey Through Natural History at Naturhistorisches Museum

The Naturhistorisches Museum, established in 1889, is a premier natural history museum in Vienna, Austria. Founded as part of the 19th-century effort to advance scientific understanding, the museum holds immense cultural and scientific significance.

Its architecture, mirroring the Kunsthistorisches Museum across the square, showcases elaborate stucco and frescoes. The collection spans 8,460 square meters with over 30 million objects, including dinosaur fossils and a unique meteorite collection of 1,100 pieces.

Unforgettable Highlights

🦕 Dinosaur Skeletons
🪐 Meteorite Collection
🐜 Global Insect Display

With paid entry, the museum is accessible to tourists, families, and scholars alike, making it a vital stop for anyone interested in the natural sciences.