Rosenstein Palace, Stuttgart, Germany

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Manish Metha (6 months ago)
Worth it. Really well preserved fossils and models. Audio guide in English Available.

Badhriya V.A. (6 months ago)
Amazing place for a day trip - There is free parking available for museum visitors -There are two museums - one for Natural Science History with dinosaurs and mammoths and all and another one museum with current animals , birds, insects of the natural world! - There is a huge park in between the two museums, around 15 minutes walk - There is an awesome playground for children of all ages.

christophhelmholz (7 months ago)
If you habe kids or u go with ur grandchiöd, than it is a must be. It's so amazing. You can admirer extimct whale and a lot of otheranimaös. The whale is hanging from the top and u can listen an audio guide with laser lights that show u the parts. Not to lo g so that Kids can follow. If u Donut know if it is the right thing for the youngsters, i guess wedsnday afternoon the entgangen is Freeware. Giveit a try. And of course the kids want gadget, you not

Majd Hamad (2 years ago)
Very nice, small so its doesn’t require a lot of walking. Excellent replication of animals from all around. Most things are mainly in German, so you will find only around 30% in English but it was just good enough. Very friendly place, and warm inside.

Xelcius (3 years ago)
although I'm not able to read the description in the description, I really enjoyed the whole visit. it was so much fun seeing all the animals and Insects. this place is suitable for parents to bring kids to know and understand in the animal world.

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