Benedykt Dybowski Zoological Museum

The museum contains extensive collections of zoological specimens, including preserved animals, skeletons, and biological displays within academic research facilities.

Established in 1784, the museum gained prominence through the contributions of Polish naturalist Benedykt Dybowski, who studied Lake Baikal's fauna during his Siberian exile.

The museum maintains scientific collections that document the biodiversity of Eastern Europe and Siberia through specimens gathered during numerous research expeditions.

Located at 4 Hrushevsky Street in Lviv, the museum operates as part of the Faculty of Biology, offering educational programs for university students and researchers.

The museum houses rare specimens of Steller's sea cow skeletons, obtained through archaeological expeditions and preserved for scientific study.

Location: Lviv

Inception: 1784

Part of: Faculty of biology of the University of Lviv

Address: вул. Грушевського, 4

Website: http://museums.lnu.edu.ua/zoology

GPS coordinates: 49.83400,24.03200

Latest update: March 3, 2025 16:39