Natuurmuseum Brabant

Natuurmuseum Brabant is a natural history museum in Tilburg housing collections of fossils, minerals, and animal specimens. The exhibition spreads across multiple zones including a forest area and interactive learning spaces designed for different age groups.

The museum was founded to document the natural history of the Brabant region through fossil and mineral collections. These holdings provide insights into different geological periods that shaped the area.

The museum connects visitors with regional nature through dedicated spaces like a forest zone where local plants and animals are displayed. These exhibits help people understand the living world around Tilburg.

Plan your visit on weekdays when fewer visitors are around and you can explore the exhibits at a relaxed pace. Access from the city center is straightforward and parking is available for those arriving by car.

The museum displays a sperm whale skeleton measuring about 15 meters long, one of the rare marine mammal exhibits in the region. This remarkable specimen attracts many visitors interested in ocean life.

Location: Tilburg

Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible

Address: Spoorlaan 434

Opening Hours: Tuesday-Sunday 10:00-17:00

Phone: +31135353935

Email: info@natuurmuseumbrabant.nl

Website: http://natuurmuseumbrabant.nl

GPS coordinates: 51.55984,5.08135

Latest update: December 13, 2025 12:24