Service

Insect pest advice

Do you have problems with annoying “house guests”? Of course, we mean insect pests such as moths, cockroaches, fleas etc. Bring a few of the “critters” in a jar and within a few days you will receive a written report on their type, possible damage and control measures. For our effort we charge 15,- EUR.

Lending

If you need natural objects for educational or exhibition purposes, please call us. Maybe we have something suitable in stock. In order to be able to renew our lending stock from time to time, we usually charge 10,- EUR per object.

Information

If you have observed or found something special in nature and would like to know what it is, come to us. We will do our best to answer your questions. Such inquiries will of course be handled free of charge.

But a heartfelt request: leave living plants and animals in the nature!

Sale

Looking for a gift or souvenir? You can purchase natural history pamphlets, postcards, gift certificates, etc. at our museum box office. A selection of inexpensive fossils and minerals is also for sale.

Guided tours

You can book general or specialized guided tours by calling 0951 – 8631248. Guided tours are also possible outside the official opening hours. The main topics of the guided tour can be arranged individually.




Arrival & Contact information

Adress

Natural History Museum Bamberg / Naturkundemuseum Bamberg

Fleischstr. 2

96047 Bamberg

Phone: 0951 – 863 1249

Fax: 0951 – 863 1250

E-mail: nkmb@snsb.de



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Opening hours & tickets

Opening hours

April 1st – September 30th, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

October 1st – March 31st, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Closed on Mondays, January 1st, Shrove Tuesday, All Saints’ Day, December 24th, December 25th and December 31st

Admission prices

Normal: 3,50 €

Reduced: 2,00 €

6 – 18 years: 1,50 €

Students in class: 1,00 €

In addition: discounted family and annual tickets, vacation pass discounts

Prices are subject to change for some special exhibitions.

Please note that only cash payment is currently possible in our museum.