Kulturama, Science and children's museum in Zürich, Switzerland
Kulturama is a science museum in Zürich that displays fossils, skeletons, and artifacts to document human development through findings from different periods. The collection spans from early human remains to objects that show how people live today.
The museum was founded to show how humans developed over long periods and to make archaeological findings accessible to the public. Its permanent exhibitions focus on how people lived in different times and understood their surroundings.
The permanent exhibitions explore the human life cycle and show how different cultures understand birth, growth, and aging. Visitors experience through objects and displays how fundamental human experiences happen everywhere in the world.
The museum is located in the Englischviertel neighborhood and has opening hours on weekdays and weekends that can vary. Visitors should check current opening times before visiting, as these may differ depending on the season.
In a special area, visitors can try stone age crafting techniques themselves and experience how people worked with simple tools back then. This hands-on experience makes the daily reality of earlier people tangible and shows how skillful and creative they were.
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