Exhibitions

The “Dynamic Geology and Rocks” exhibition is the story of Earth's internal structure and the endogenous processes caused by Earth's...

In the Palaeontology Exhibition, visitors can learn about the history of life on our planet, from its early beginnings to the current...

The Latvian Museum of Natural History holds a remarkable mineralogy collection. More than 400 minerals are showcased in the Mineralogy...

The exhibition about the geology of Latvia is divided in two thematic sections: the geological structure of Latvia, and commercially...

The exhibition features nearly all bird species found in Latvia (292 species from a total of approximately 360). Along with commonly...

The exhibition features nearly all mammal species inhabiting Latvia (47 of 62 species in total). Many of them are on both the Latvian...

The Washington Convention (Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora – CITES) is a multilateral...

The exhibition features animals from all areas, or zoogeographic regions, of the world: Ethiopian, Oriental, Neotropical, Australian,...

In this exhibition, visitors are introduced to the unique characteristics and abilities of insects and the different ways in which they...

This exhibition is a story of the ecological zones of the world’s oceans and seas and the animals that inhabit them: mammals,...

This exhibition introduces visitors to the plants and fungi of Latvia, as well as to the natural habitats typical of Latvia – meadows,...

In this exhibition, visitors can learn about the basic issues concerning ecology: observe the different processes of photosynthesis...

The exhibition is a brief human evolution overview, from ancient primates up to modern humans. The exhibition showcases the historic...

The exhibition and activity space “About the Earth, the Sun, and Us” can only be visited with a tour guide and with a prior booking for...