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Institute of Natural Sciences

The Natural Sciences Museum is Belgium's national natural history museum. It is located in Brussels in Leopold Park, not far from the European Parliament buildings.

Several permanent exhibitions are worth a visit :

  • Dinosaur Gallery : featuring a whole herd of iguanodons ;

  • Mosasaur Room : a few specimens from a collection that is unique in the world ;

  • Evolution Gallery ;

  • Human Gallery : our evolution, our body ;

  • Room of minerals, crystals, precious stones, etc. ;

  • The ‘250 Years of Natural Sciences’ Room : where the Museum takes a look back and analyses its own history ;

  • The Biodivercity Room : all the key concepts of biodiversity, seen through the environment that is most familiar to us, the city ! ;

  • The Living Planet Room.

Numerous temporary exhibitions are also organised.

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Validity: From 20 April 2023 on 20 April 2026

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