Just a 10-minute walk from Berlin Central Station, the Museum für Naturkunde, or Natural History Museum, is one of the most important in Germany. It houses a mind-blowing collection of over 30 million specimens: genuine plants, animals, fossils, minerals, meteorites, and models of anything that could not be preserved in its natural form.

During your visit to the Natural History Museum, you will see the world's tallest mounted dinosaur skeleton and other unique fossils. You will learn more about the history of the universe and the Solar System. You'll explore the evolution of life on Earth—get ready to be blown away by the stunning Biodiversity Wall that represents every creature imaginable.

You will marvel at the skill and talent of the museum's taxidermy experts, who preserved some of the extinct animal species for future generations. The collection of meteorites will tell stories of discoveries of astronomic importance, while the earthly mineral collection will show you about three-quarters of all minerals in the world. And last but not least, you will experience the ongoing digitization initiative. According to the museum's Future Plan, it will make the scientifically priceless collections more accessible and enable international knowledge transfer.