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61. Entomology
Entomology Collection Entomological research encompasses the largest group of animals with more than one million described species. Research at the SMNS focuses on Coleoptera (beetles),…
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62. Botany Collection
Botany The botanical collection – comprising the herbarium (plants & algae) and the fungarium (fungi and slime moulds) – contain ca. one million specimens in total. Botanical collections are…
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63. Exhibition
One museum – two buildings The Stuttgart State Museum of Natural History has two exhibition buildings. Both are situated in the scenic Rosenstein park. A pleasant 15 minute walk through the park…
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64. Café and Shop
Museum shops Please note: The shop at Schloss Rosenstein is closed at the moment. Meanwhile you can use our shop at Museum am Löwentor. Nature to read and play with: technical literature, books,…
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65. Entrance fees and opening hours
Dear visitors, please note: 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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66. Michael C. Orr
Memberships Stuttgart Entomological Society IUCN Wild Bee Specialist Group (Asia and Databasing Leadership Groups) Group on Earth Observation (GEOBON) Beijing Ecological Society The…
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67. Refugees Welcome
Guided highlight tours in simple language: in Museum am Löwentor about dinosaurs and mammoths, in Schloss Rosenstein about whales and elephants. Duration 1 h. Please make an appointment with our…
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68. Ronja Witt
Functions Website maintenance Implementation of digital accessibility
69. Researchers present the world's oldest long-necked marine reptile
Stuttgart, 15.03.2024. An international team of scientists led by Dr Stephan Spiekman, Dr Eudald Mujal and Prof. Dr Rainer Schoch, paleontologists at the State Museum of Natural History Stuttgart,…
70. Egg-laying caecilian amphibians produce milk for their young
Stuttgart, 07.03.2024. Parental care for offspring occurs in many animals and is an essential part of the reproduction, propagation and development of an organism. An international research team from…
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