Burgauer Tiermuseum
Private natural history museum run by a taxidermist in Burgau, with around 1,000 specimens of native and European animals in natural-looking scenes.
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About the museum
The Burgauer Tiermuseum, also known as the Artur Weindl Natural History Museum, was set up and is run by Burgau taxidermist Artur Weindl. Around 1,000 animals are displayed in scenes that recreate their natural surroundings: native and European mammals and birds, plus butterflies, beetles, insects and reptiles, as well as numerous exhibits from all continents. Additional signs and pictures convey knowledge about wildlife and the environment.
Highlights
- Around 1,000 specimens in natural-looking scenes
- Native and European animals and birds
- Butterflies, beetles, insects and reptiles
- Exhibits from all continents
Permanent exhibition
- Tiermuseum – Heimische und europäische Tierwelt – Around 1,000 specimens of mammals, birds, butterflies, beetles, insects and reptiles in re-created habitats, complemented by animals from all continents.
- Operated by
- Artur Weindl (Tierpräparator)
Admission & discounts
| Adults | €3 |
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| Children & teens | €1.50 |
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Plan your visit
| Good to know | Schools and larger groups can also call outside regular opening hours to arrange a visit. |
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