📜 Constructed 1855-1860 to house Oxford University's natural history specimens.
🔍 A striking example of Victorian neo-Gothic architecture, it's a hub for scientific research.
🏛️ Admire the beautiful cathedral-like building with soaring stained glass ceilings.
🦴 See the world-famous Oxford Dodo remains (check for current display status).
🦖 Discover the world's first scientifically described dinosaur, Megalosaurus bucklandii.
🔬 Engage with diverse natural history collections and ongoing scientific fieldwork.
🆓 Enjoy free entry to explore the exhibits.
👨👩👧👦 Participate in a rich program of events and exhibitions for all ages.
🚶♀️ Conveniently adjoins the Pitt Rivers Museum, allowing for a combined visit.
⚠️ Dodo remains were not on display as of July 2022, check current status.
🅿️ Oxford city centre has a congestion charge for cars, consider public transport.
Groups over ten people require advance booking.
Audioguides are available in 9 languages.
Relaxed morning openings are offered for those benefiting from a calmer environment.
💰 Entry is free, some special events may be ticketed (e.g., £5 for 'Walking With Dinosaurs').
🕒 Daily 10:00 – 17:00, last admission 16:45. Closed 24, 25, 26 December.
Wheelchair accessible with an accessible entrance.
Pop-up 'Eat the Future' café with sustainable menu, plus an outdoor Horsebox Cafe.
Last updated 6 days ago
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