The Museo Nacional de Historia Natural de Cuba (National Museum of Natural History of Cuba) is located in Plaza de Armas Square, Old Havana, in Cuba.
This museum specializes in Cuba’s natural history, containing several Cuban flora and fauna collections. Its exhibition rooms promote any knowledge concerning nature, emphasizing the need to preserve Cuba’s natural wealth.
On the ground floor they have the exhibition La Tierra y La Vida, (The Earth and Life), dedicated to the paleontological evolution of The Earth with different samples of fossils, murals and schemes. Among them, the skull of a Tyrannosaurus stands out. There is also a zoological exhibition on reptiles, birds and mammals of the Caribbean.
The upper floor is dedicated to Caribbean vertebrates, invertebrates and mammals, as well as a collection of rocks and semi-precious stones. Among others, there is a petrified tree that is millions of years old and marine fossils from Cuban waters.
Finally, the museum has the Colibrí room, devoted to exhibitions and educational activities for children with a recreational feel. So it is a fantastic option if you travel to Cuba with your family.
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Location:
Obispo nº 61, La Habana, Cuba. (Next to Plaza de Armas).
Ticket Price:
3 CUC.
Opening Hours:
Tuesdays from 1:00pm to 5:30pm and Wednesdays through Sundays from 9:30am to 5:30pm. Mondays closed.
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