Visit the Zoological Museum
Reopening on September 19, 2025!Located in the heart of the city and the University campus, the Zoological Museum has become a space for mediation, open to major societal issues—especially environmental ones—and exploring the evolution of humanity’s place within the animal world through its heritage collections. Within expanded and renovated spaces, the museum invites visitors on a journey into the heart of life’s diversity; the exhibition path takes them through the history of natural sciences and the functioning of ecosystems, supported by enhanced oral mediation, multimedia, and interactive tools. This offer is further enriched by a program of temporary exhibitions, a vibrant cultural agenda, as well as access to educational workshops and a specialized bookshop.
Information
Reopening on September 19, 2025!
The Museum also offers changing exhibitions, a library where you can relax and find information in a pleasant environment, activities and scientific workshops for young people.
Opening hours
From 10 am to 1 pm and from 2 pm to 6 pm on weekdays
From 10 am to 6 pm on weekends
Access conditions
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Two bus drop-off points in front of the museum and parking spaces around the museum.
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Bus : ligne 30 stop Gallia
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Tram : ligne C, F, E stop Université
Biodiversity. The animals of the city
From 19 Sept 2025 to 23 May 2027
Autour des animaux<br>Exposition temporaire
FreeFrom September 19, 2025 to May 23, 2027: The newly renovated Zoological Museum devotes its first temporary exhibition, "BiodiverCité", to the animals of the city. Designed as a walk, rhythmic by the naturalistic illustrator Valentine Plessy's drawings, the exhibition questions the modalities of coexistence between human and non-human city dwellers at the time of environmental crises. Is the city an ecosystem like any other? While almost 80% of the French population today lives in urban units, they often remain in our imaginations of non-nature spaces. Yet animal species of all sizes and origins live alongside us on a daily basis. By looking at this nearby biodiversity, the exhibition reaffirms the need to think about the continuity of our relationships in life.
Strasbourg
Musée Zologique
29 boulevard de la Victoire
67000 Strasbourg