📜 Museum of Natural History and Ethnography in Colmar, located in a beautiful historic building in the Little Venice district. Founded in 1859 by Auguste Bartholdi, designer of the Statue of Liberty.
🔍 Houses rich collections of natural specimens, geology, prehistoric fossils, and diverse ethnographic artifacts from around the world, including a significant ancient Egyptian collection.
🏛️ Explore diverse natural history and ethnography collections
🇪🇬 See an ancient Egyptian mummy and artifacts
🗿 Discover rare ethnographic objects from Marquesas, China, Latin America, Africa
🦴 Regional geology, precious minerals, prehistoric fossils, and exotic naturalized animals
⚠️ Pushchairs not allowed inside due to building configuration
🚫 May have temporary closures or exhibition closures
ℹ️ Check current opening hours and dates before visiting, as they may vary.
🅿️ Parking available at Turenne, Saint-Josse, de la Montagne verte
🚶 Two entrances: 11 Rue Turenne or Quai de la Poissonnerie
🚶 Nearest station is 1km away.
🗣️ Guided tours are available for individuals and groups.
💰 Adults 5 €, children under 7 free, Pass'Alsace free, discounts available for seniors and specific cards.
🕒 Hours vary by season:
🗣️ French, German, English spoken.
✅ Available.
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