Belarusian Nature and Environment Museum

The Belarusian Nature and Environment Museum is a natural history museum in Minsk that displays collections related to the country's geology and ecosystems. The exhibition is organized into thematic sections covering different habitats such as rivers, lakes, and forests, presenting the natural diversity found throughout the region.

The museum was established in 1983 and developed from collections held by the Belarusian National History and Culture Museum. It opened to the public in 1991 and continues to present the natural history of the country.

The institution organizes educational programs and workshops focused on ecology, promoting environmental awareness among students and local communities in Belarus.

The museum is located in central Minsk and is easily accessible. Visitors can explore the exhibition either independently or by joining guided tours for more detailed information.

The museum maintains records of Belarus ecosystems evolution from ancient times through modern periods, documenting changes in local flora and fauna.

Location: Minsk

Inception: July 25, 1983

Website: http://mus-eco.com

GPS coordinates: 53.89679,27.55552

Latest update: December 14, 2025 14:26