Göteborgs Naturhistoriska museum

Our work to carefully update our permanent exhibitions with fishes, reptiles, humans and many more species is finally done. Evolution is a main theme. Come meet all your relatives!

The Mammal Hall is closed from November 23, 5 pm, due to maintenance of the lighting system. Will open temporarily from December 23 during the Christmas holidays. The Mammal Hall will then close again during a period from January 9.

We are proud to be a part of CETAF Consortium of EuropeanTaxonomic Facilities, Europé’s network of biological and geological collections. Togheter with other natural history museums, botanical gardens and biodiversity centres we work on projects to promote research on collections.

FOR RESEARCHERS. Preparations and objects from our scientific collection are available on loan to scientific institutions to be used for research purposes. Here you will find information for researchers how to proceed.

PARTNERSHIP. The Gothenburg Global Biodiversity Centre (GGBC) hosted at the Department of Biological and Environmental Sciences at the University of Gothenburg is made up of seventeen partner organisations from around Western Sweden, the museum is one of them.