Construction work
parking area

The visitor parking area at the Museum am Löwentor is currently not available due to urgently needed construction and renovation work. Please use public transport.

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natural history

With our attractive exhibitions at the Museum am Löwentor and Schloss Rosenstein and numerous events, we guarantee entertaining hours and interesting insights into the development and diversity of life.

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Rock Fossils
feat. The Rolling Stoneflies

16.12.2023-13.10.2024 at Museum am Löwentor
The exhibition shows fossils bearing the names of stars of heavy music. Clear the stage for fossils, art and heavy music! Let’s rock!

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To the permanent exhibitions

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the urge to research

The research and work areas of the museum are themed "Evolution of Organisms and Habitats" and the collections of the State Museum of Natural History in Stuttgart comprise about 12 million scientific objects.

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Welcome
to the Stuttgart
State Museum
of Natural History

Opening hours

Tue-Fri: 9-17 h
Sat / Sun / holidays: 10-18 h
Mon:closed

On public holidays the opening hours are the same as for the weekend (10-18 h), even if the holiday is on a Monday.

The museum is closed on the following public holidays: December 24th, 25th and 31st. On New Year (January 1st) our museum will be open from 13-18 h.

Adresses

Museum am Löwentor
Rosenstein 1 (Kreuzung Ehmann-, Nordbahnhofstraße)
70191 Stuttgart
Tel.: (+49) 0711 / 8936-0
museum(at)smns-bw.de

Schloss Rosenstein
Rosenstein 14
70191 Stuttgart
Tel.: (+49) 0711 / 8936-0
museum(at)smns-bw.de

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The State Museum of Natural History in Stuttgart offers its visitors about 12 million objects in two exhibition buildings, making it one of Germany's largest natural history museums.

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Ausstellungsgebäude Museum am Löwentor grafisch gestaltet mit eingebettetem Text Museum am Löwentor
Ausstellungsgebäude Schloss Rosenstein grafisch gestaltet mit eingebettetem Text Schloss Rosenstein