Grand looking building that's been here a long time. Exhibitions about the earth, oceans, fossils, dinosaurs. It has always been very heavy on the fossils and bones. Your future paleontologists will love it (parents reading the degree warning label 'No jobs available' maybe not so much lol). Free to enter, but tickets required for the IMAX cinema planetarium dome. Vivid pictures and sound effects Makes you feel like you are there roaming the planet together with the T-Rexes, Stegosauruses and Brontosauruses. Of course creationists already believe that we did and probably think that Jurassic Park is based on a true story. Creationists should say Hello to the Easter bunny from me. The museum is good for families. Hot dog stand outside and the on site restaurant is Ok. read more

I'm not a fan of museums, to be honest, but if I had to pick one, I'd always choose Natural History. Science appeals more to me than art in that sense, and this place isn't any different. The building looks impressive from the outside, but it feels a bit cramped in the inside. It's probably a number of wild kids running around and screaming inside the museum that might all the difference, who knows? *shrugs shoulders* but if you might want to avoid weekend (we had no choice) to enjoy this museum in quiet and peace. The museum itself has free entrance but a ticket is required to go to cosmonova (some sort of planetarium film thing, I suppose) so we stick to the exhibition only. Even that, there are so many to choose from and we wouldn't be done in one day, so we chose to go to the polar region and the Swedish nature. Both exhibitions are very entertaining and educational. I got to know a lot more that I thought I already know about these two regions and when you're in Sweden, you have to check out how big a moose actually is (yes, I have never seen one for real) or that how fluffy and white arctic fox is - especially if you have a fjällräven bag :) (good thing that the fox itself is only just a logo in the bag!) A must go for a science lover like me. read more