Visitor information

Planning a visit to the Museum of Nature - Zoology of the Leibniz Institute for the Analysis of Biodiversity Change in Hamburg? Here you will find all the information you need:

• Admission and opening hours
  Tuesday to Sunday, 10:00 to 17:00, closed on Mondays and public holidays. Free admission. Please book larger groups in advance by telephone.
• Guided tours, children's birthday parties and educational talks
  For more information on our programme offerings, please visit: Educational offers
• Accessibility
  Access to the exhibition and the exhibition rooms themselves are barrier-free. A barrier-free toilet is also available.
• Museum shop
  Postcards, books, educational toys and small items are available for sale at the information counter.
• Gastronomy
  The museum does not have its own catering facilities. The museum is located in the university quarter. There are numerous cafés and restaurants in the vicinity.
• Food and drinks
  Food and drinks may not be brought into or consumed in the exhibition.
• Photography
  Photography is permitted in the museum for private, non-commercial purposes.
• Bringing dogs
  Dogs are not allowed in the exhibition. This does not apply to guide dogs.
• Parking situation
  Unfortunately, the museum does not have its own parking spaces.
• Public transport
  A few hundred metres from the entrance to the museum, at the junction of Rentzelstraße and Grindelallee, is the bus stop "Grindelhof". Metrobuses No. 4 and 5 stop here. The S-Bahn station "Dammtor" and the U-Bahn station "Schlump" are also within walking distance.