These insect museums and nature centers display beetles, butterflies and other insects in their natural habitats. Located across North America, Europe and Asia, the facilities offer scientific exhibitions, research collections and educational programs about entomology. Visitors can study the anatomy, behavior and ecological importance of various insect species through direct observation.
New Orleans, Louisiana, United States
The park contains numerous insect species inhabiting the natural wetlands and bayous of the Mississippi Delta region.
New Orleans, Louisiana, United States
This garden presents native and exotic insect species among trees, flowers and aquatic plants in a 12-acre area.
Louisiana, United States
A museum featuring over 50 exhibits demonstrating insect life and their role in the ecosystem.
Montréal, Québec, Canada
Natural history museum housing 250,000 specimens of insects, including living and preserved species from around the world.
Grand Isle, Louisiana, United States
The area contains 280 bird species and large populations of small animals like squirrels and raccoons. Various insect species inhabit the woodlands.
Louisiana, United States
The conservation area includes swamps and forests with large insect populations including beetles, spiders, moths and butterflies.
Baton Rouge, Louisiana, United States
The insect section displays species from South America, Africa and Asia in specially designed terrariums with naturalistic vegetation.
Lake Charles, Louisiana, United States
The sanctuary contains wetlands and meadows with over 50 butterfly species living on the native wildflowers.
Amsterdam, Netherlands
The insectarium houses an extensive collection of butterflies and other insects in a greenhouse filled with tropical plants.
Toms River, New Jersey, United States
A museum with insect exhibits, microscope stations and educational programs for visitors of all ages.
Seattle, Washington, United States
The insect section displays live specimens and offers daily presentations featuring different species.
Sydney, Australia
The museum presents a collection of Australian insects and spiders with detailed information about each species.
Lyon, France
The museum displays 2.5 million insect specimens in systematically arranged glass cases with detailed scientific descriptions.
Oxford, England
The museum houses over 5 million insect specimens and conducts regular entomological research.
Tokyo, Japan
The museum presents a collection of 4 million insects with focus on Japanese species.
Victoria, British Columbia, Canada
The zoo displays 50 species of live insects from various continents and offers daily tours with experts.