Guided tours behind the scenes: Here the 100-year-old skeletons rattle

Naturhistorisches Museum Bern
Bern, Switzerland
Führungen hinter die Kulissen: Hier klappern die 100-jährigen Skelette
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A long-term restoration project will be presented during the workshop tour of the zoological taxidermy laboratory.
A 100-year-old raw skeleton collection is to be saved from further decay. The ageing fats are damaging the bone material. Elaborate work processes are necessary to save the valuable scientific material.

Regular admission. Wednesday evening tours also include free admission for a date of your choice.
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Wednesday: 18:00-19:00
Thursday: 12:15-13:15
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