Frequently asked questions

Please note that special exhibitions can require a different entrance fee.

A reduced admission price applies to: Students, trainees, pensioners, volunteers, voucher coupons and severely disabled with degree of disability 50.

Special admission price regulations (specified by the respective partner) for selected tickets:

• National Family Pass
• Museums-PASS-Musées
• StuttCard
• Bonuscard + Kultur
• GEOcard
• Ticket for travelling with the VVS or the Metropol day ticket, with a bwtarif ticket valid for the day, with the D-Ticket or the D-Ticket JugendBW

Free admission:

• Children upto and including age 17
• Members Deutcher Museumsbund, ICOM
• Severely disabled with degree of disability 100 + accompanying person if registered on ID card (B) 
• Disabled person + accompanying person if entered on H permit (in need of help)
• Members of the Förderverein Naturkundemuseum Stuttgart
• National Family Pass (in conjunction with the vouchers)
• Refugees who can prove their refugee status with a document from the immigration authorities
• Holders of the Medal of Merit of Baden-Württemberg + one accompanying person
• Holders of the Medal of Rescue of Baden-Württemberg + one accompanying person
• Press (with registration + national press card)

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 24^th, 25^th and 31^st. On New Year (January 1^st) our museum will be open from 13-18 h.

At the Museum am Löwentor we offer an audio guide in English for adults. Please bring your own mobile device.

Information on accessibility in our museum can be found here:

Accessibility

Yes, the “Café Fossil” at the Museum am Löwentor. At Schloss Rosenstein there is the Africa Lounge with a coffee machine and water dispenser. Nearby (at the public transport stop “Mineralbäder/Naturkundemuseum”) you can find the bistro/café “Flora und Fauna”.

In our exhibitions, food and drinks are allowed in special areas. At the Museum am Löwentor you find that “picnic area” downstairs near the lockers and restrooms. At Schloss Rosenstein you can use our Africa Lounge.

The collections are fundamental for the research at the museum. There are approximately 12 million objects from the areas zoology, botany and geology/paleontology. The entomology has its own department due to the enormous number of species.

Our collections are not open to the public.