Museo de la Fauna Salvaje

The museum spans 2,300 square meters and displays 400 large mammals, 200 small mammals, 100 primates, 50 reptiles, and 6,000 insect species in detailed habitats.

The museum was constructed between 1996 and 2004 through collaboration with the Provincial Delegation of León, City Council of Boñar, and University of León.

The exhibits present wildlife from five continents through educational displays, featuring 5,000 square meters of dioramas with detailed fresco paintings of natural environments.

The facility includes a conference room, library, art gallery, gift shop, restaurant, coffee shop, and an outdoor terrace with seating for 100 visitors.

The museum maintains a semi-wild animal enclosure in the surrounding forest, where visitors can observe deer, wild boars, mouflon, and Iberian wolves.

Location: Boñar

Operator: Fundación Dr. Romero Nieto

Phone: +34987735381;+34616648286

Website: http://museodelafaunasalvaje.com

GPS coordinates: 42.94323,-5.31640

Latest update: March 9, 2025 21:50