Tuesday—Sunday: 09:00—17:00
Monday and public holidays: closed
Last entry one hour before closing
Bulevardul Independenței 16, Iași, România
Paid parking available nearby.
This ticket type is intended for adult visitors. The price includes full access to the exhibitions and facilities available on-site. The fee is valid for a single entry on the selected day.
Individuals aged 55 or over benefit from a reduced rate. Please have valid identification at entry for eligibility verification. The ticket offers access to all areas open to the public.
Students can purchase discounted tickets by presenting proof (student ID or valid card). This ticket type includes general access during visiting hours.
Rates for groups are available upon request and may vary depending on the number of participants and the type of visit. For personalized offers, please contact us in advance to receive a quote and confirm availability.
Children under the age of 12 benefit from free entry. They must be accompanied by an adult throughout the visit. The ticket allows access to all areas open to the public.
- Museum of Natural History Iași
The Museum of Natural History in Iași was founded on February 4, 1834, and currently holds over 250,000 items in its inventory, the most valuable being the collections of insects, mollusks, amphibians, reptiles, birds, minerals, plants, and mammals.
Discover our museum in a completely new concept: from captivating exhibitions to interactive workshops. The Museum of Natural History in Iași currently holds over 250,000 items in its inventory, the most valuable being the collections of insects, mollusks, amphibians, reptiles, birds, minerals, plants, and mammals.
- Discover creatures that dominated extinct ecosystems, reconstructed through paleontological evidence that reveals the mechanisms of evolution on a geological scale.
- Analyze fragments of solidified time, direct witnesses to the biological and climatic transformations that have shaped the diversity of the living world.
- Explore plants preserved with scientific rigor, each illustrating remarkable adaptations and the historical dynamics of biodiversity.
- Examine mineral structures and geological formations that document Earth's profound processes and its natural architecture.
